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Hi, I'm making a little Chess program for my first C++ project. I've done a whole lot of programming before, so don't worry.

OK, I have two static variables of the ChessPiece class:


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Just remember, a pointer just stores a memory address. That's all. That seemed to clear everything up for me.

I don't mean the pointer's memory address as in where it is stored the data is stored, but I mean the memory address it is pointing to.

If you wanted to change the actual pointer's memory address, you would use two * operators (**), showing that you want the memory address of a pointer.

OK, well, a pointer holds a memory address. I'm sure you know that. What you've done in the main function, is give the pointer, p, the memory address of a.

So when you call the function...