s memory address is the address where a particular value is stored in memory. It can be any value. Most of the times, it’s a value that comes from another object (or variable) present in our code.</p>
<p>In the example below, I’m creating two objects (<code>number</code> and <code>pointer</code>). The <code>pointer</code> object contains the memory address where the value of the <code>number</code> object (the number 5) is stored. So, that is a pointer in a nutshell. It’s a memory address that points 