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Pointers & Memory
Pointers and memory concepts cover how C represents and manages memory directly, rather than hiding it behind automatic garbage collection. A pointer is a variable that stores the memory address of another value, giving direct access to and control over memory. This area also covers the layout of a program's memory, the difference between stack and heap allocation, and the risks of managing memory manually, like leaks and dangling pointers.
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