Pointers start

#include <iostream>

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// pointers and how they work

int main()
{
    int hotdog = 4;
    int* hotdogPoint = &hotdog;
    int* corndogPoint;
    corndogPoint = &hotdog;

    // main value
    std::cout << hotdog;

    // prints addresses because of &
    std::cout << std::endl << hotdogPoint
        << std::endl << corndogPoint << std::endl;

    // prints value of address because of *
    std::cout << *hotdogPoint << std::endl;
    std::cout << *corndogPoint << std::endl;

    // when used together, they are addresses
    std::cout << *&hotdogPoint << std::endl << &*hotdogPoint;
    system("pause");

    // try creating your own pointers and using different values
    // can you develop a hamburger pointer that uses a larger number?
}