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- sign up on my link (in my bio)
- random person on my link will receive $200 on @fomo
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Why This Matters
Once you understand how pointers and functions interact, concepts like stack frames, memory layout, and efficient data handling becomes clearer.
This is the foundation that makes advanced C - dynamic memory, callbacks, modular design - much easier to understand
Deep Dive into Pointers and Functions in C
Understanding how functions work with pointers makes it much easier to understand how the program stack itself works.
In C, the system uses a stack to manage function calls.
Example:
int add(int a, int b) { return a + b; }
int sub(int a, int b) { return a - b; }
int main() {
int (*op)(int, int); // function pointer
op = add;
int result1 = op(5, 3); // calls add()
op = sub;
int result2 = op(5, 3); // calls sub()
}