Why pointers are used in c?
Answer / Pavan Kumar Yadav
Pointers are used in C to access and manipulate memory directly. They allow you to store the memory address of a variable, which can be useful for passing variables to functions, dynamically allocating memory, and creating linked lists and arrays.
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