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int a = 5; // A house with the number 5 inside. int *p; // A piece of paper meant for holding addresses of 'int' houses. p = &a; // Write the address of 'a' on the paper 'p'.
Kanetkar understands the fear students have of pointers—the dreaded segmentation faults, the dangling pointers, and the memory leaks. Instead of diving into abstract theory, the book adopts a "ground-up" approach. It treats the reader as someone who knows basic C syntax but has zero understanding of memory architecture.
Kanetkar's book discusses various types of pointers, including:
The book is typically divided into chapters that focus on specific pointer interactions:
int a = 5; // A house with the number 5 inside. int *p; // A piece of paper meant for holding addresses of 'int' houses. p = &a; // Write the address of 'a' on the paper 'p'.
Kanetkar understands the fear students have of pointers—the dreaded segmentation faults, the dangling pointers, and the memory leaks. Instead of diving into abstract theory, the book adopts a "ground-up" approach. It treats the reader as someone who knows basic C syntax but has zero understanding of memory architecture.
Kanetkar's book discusses various types of pointers, including:
The book is typically divided into chapters that focus on specific pointer interactions:
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