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address-of operator
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A |
allows you to access any character in a character array individually
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data structure
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B |
a variable or constant that holds a memory address
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dereferencing operator
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C |
an operator that returns the "address of" the variable rather
than the variable's contents
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dot operator
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D |
an operator for declaring pointers and returning the value in a variable
pointed to by a pointer
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enum
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E |
a pointer that allows the memory address in the pointer to be changed
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fields
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F |
a keyword that allows the creation of enumerated data types
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members
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G |
a pointer that does not allow the memory address in the pointer to be
changed
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nested structure
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H |
a programming structure that holds data for a program
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pointer
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I |
a category of data structures that includes arrays
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pointer constant
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J |
c++ data structures that allow variables to be grouped to form a new data
type
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pointer variable
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K |
variables that make up a structure
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primitive data structure
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L |
complete groups of database fields
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simple data structure
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M |
the operator used to access the members of a structure
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records
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N |
a structure within a structure
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structures
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O |
the basic data types
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subscript notation
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P |
data items that make up a record
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