Hey there,
I've been reading all over about the this pointer but I still don't get it, can somebody please actually explain it to me with some examples, of what it is, what's the purpose and everything else? If anyone have a free time for this.
I would really appreciate it, thank you!
There is no this pointer in C.
If you intend to ask about C++, then the this pointer points to the object you are currently a member of. (I.e., it's only valid when you are using a member function of a class, and then the this pointer refers to the object you used to call the function with. So doing "foo.func()" means that inside func, "this" would refer to foo, while doing "bar.func()" means that inside func, "this" would refer to bar.)
