A simple variable is a variable that stores a value, while a pointer variable is a one that points to a location where a value can be stored (It stores the address of a variable).
For eg:
int a=2,b;
b=a;
a=3;
Here the output will be 3 2. It's simple and clear.
While, if you use a pointer,
int *a=2,*b;
b=a;
*a=3;
cout<<*a<<" "<<*b;
Here the output will be 3 3.
That's because a stores the address of a location in memory where 2 is stored and the statement b=aassigns the same address to b and now a and bboth point to the same location and when you change the value at a value at b is also changed because both are the same.
The advantage of using pointer variable is:
In functions, a function can return only one value, but when pointers are used as arguments the function works as if returning multiple values.
what is variable
yes it does
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a vairable which outcomes are recorded with an estimate on it
The dependent variable is the factor being measured
vairable Variable
The independant is the thing you are changing and the dependant is the measure
* factors which are not considered in the experimental design * shouldn't have any effect on the experiment
It means some aspect of the fraction in a variable. No big deal!
What, in a programming language? Sure. Anything that has a clearly defined value can be added.
I'm pretty sure you mean balancing an equation to solve for a particular vairable
It a Factor that is Intentionally varied by the experimenter in Retarded terms it means something that's experimented with many different times trying to get a certain result