Getting Started

Important Points before you proceed :
Hear this audio Speech by KK Gupta on Pointers
• A variable declared in a C++ program occupies some memory space.
• Every variable is given this memory space randomly.
• Each of these memory spaces given to variables, could be identified by its unique Hexadecimal address, like : 0xAFFC for eg.
• Every variable occupies different length of memory space depending on its data-type (like int, char, float so on…)
• The value assigned to a variable is being stored at the address of the memory location being assigned to it.
• The memory location being assigned to a variable remains reserved till the program scope is alive.

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Try to answer (compulsory before you move to later part):
Q : Declare an integer variable and store a value equal to 5 in it.
Q : Declare two variables a and b initialize them with two values and try to swap their values.

Q : Try to execute the following codes and observe the result :

#include<iostream.h>
#include<conio.h>
main( )
{

char points[] = "We are KVians";

 while(points[i] != ‘/0’)
  {
     cout<<points[i]<< “\n”;
     i++;
 }
}
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http://wikieducator.org/Talk:Getting_Started