Address Operators

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Pointer address operator is denoted by ‘&’ symbol
When we use ampersand symbol as a prefix to a variable name ‘&’, it gives the address of that variable.

lets take an example –

&n - It gives an address on variable n

Working of address operator

#include<stdio.h>

void main()

{

int n = 10;

printf("\nValue of n is : %d",n);

printf("\nThe address of n is %u",&n);

printf("\nValue of n is : %u",*(&n));

}

Output :

Value of n is : 10

The address of n is : 65524

Value of n is : 10

Pointer Operator in C Program

Operator	Operator Name	Purpose
*	Value at Operator	Gives Value stored at Particular address
&	Address Operator	Gives Address of Variable