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C and Cpp Tutorials : Pointers and References in C++
| The ability to manipulate memory and memory locations directly is part of what makes C and C++ so powerful, so dangerous, and so difficult for beginners. C only has pointers, but C++ uses pointers and references that have a nicer syntax and attempt to be safer. This article will attempt to demystify these concepts in the minds of beginning C/C++ programmers. |  |
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