What does the address-of operator (&) do in C?
- It is a bitwise operator.
- It multiplies the value by 2.
- It returns the address of a variable.
- It returns the value stored at the address.
The address-of operator (&) in C is used to get the memory address of a variable. This allows you to access and manipulate the variable indirectly through pointers. It does not return the value stored at the address but the address itself.
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