hen you store this memory address inside a new object, this new object becomes a pointer object. Because it stores a memory address.</p>
<p>People mostly use pointers as an alternative way to access a particular value. For example, I can use the <code>pointer</code> object to access the value stored by the <code>number</code> object. This operation of accessing the value that the pointer “points to” is normally called of <em>dereferencing the pointer</em>. We can dereference a pointer in Zig by using th