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I don't think it's the comment. Usually variable names in a loop is the object being manipulated not the address of that pointer which means p isn't a pointer
by helloycombinat 6y ago
I don't think it's the comment.
Usually variable names in a loop is the object being manipulated not the address of that pointer which means p isn't a pointer to the object which makes it completely confusing.
If the article used pp which is the typical way you describe a pointer to pointer it'd help