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9.
A pointer is a detailed coding scheme recognized by system software for representing organizational data.
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Mahak Bansal said:
1 month ago
A pointer is a memory address that points to the location of another value or data structure in memory.
It is commonly used in low-level programming languages, such as C or C++, but is not directly applied in high-level database design.
In database systems, the term “pointer” may be used internally (e.g. pointer-based joins, index pointers), but it is not a coding scheme.
It is commonly used in low-level programming languages, such as C or C++, but is not directly applied in high-level database design.
In database systems, the term “pointer” may be used internally (e.g. pointer-based joins, index pointers), but it is not a coding scheme.
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