what do they do I dont get it
what do they do I dont get it
There is no such thing as a "record" in C. There is in pascal. The term "record" generally refers to a group of items with a fixed format or specification.
A pointer is a variable that contains an address of a specific type of variable.
In this case, a "record pointer" would be a pointer to whatever your "record" is.
Something like:
struct record {
...my stuff here...
};
struct record myInstance, *myPointer;
myPointer = &myInstance;
Thus, you can access "myInstance" through the pointer to it.
Quzah.
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