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1.13.1.Output value at the address

#include <stdio.h>



int main(void)

{

  int number = 0;                 

  int *pointer = NULL;            



  number = 10;



  pointer = &number;            



  printf("\npointer's value: %p", pointer);  /* Output the value (an address) */

  printf("\nvalue pointed to: %d\n", *pointer);       /* Value at the address */



  return 0;

}

pointer's value: 9a378
     value pointed to: 10

1.13.Variable Pointer
	1.13.1.	Output value at the address
	1.13.2.	Put values in the memory locations by using pointers

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