Re: Sizeof ponters

Subriemanian wrote:

I have been thinking that all pointers(to any obejct) have the same
size. The size of a pointer is the size of an Int. This is beause a
memory location is addressed by an Int. Is that right/wrong?

Wrong. And wrong.

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