Pointers in Go

 Pointers in Go


Go supports pointers, which allow you to reference the memory address of a variable. You can declare a pointer using the * symbol, and you can access the value of the variable using the * operator.



var a int = 42

var b *int = &a // b is a pointer to a


fmt.Println(*b) // prints 42


*b = 10        // change the value of a through the pointer

fmt.Println(a) // prints 10

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