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pointers are the nightmare of every new c programmer. however, they are also the feature that made c the widespread, powerful programming language it is until today. like many

in c, null is a symbolic constant that always points to a nonexistent point in the memory. although many programmers treat it as equal to 0, this is a simplification that can trip

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as we have seen how c ++ allows to return an array from a function, similarly, c ++ allows you to return a pointer from a function.