In Summary

int v; //defines variable v of type int

int* p; //defines p as a pointer to int

p = &v; //assigns address of variable v to pointer p

v = 3; //assigns 3 to v

*p = 3; //assigns 3 to v

v = 3; is normal assignment of a value into a variable

*p = 3; indirect addressing

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