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                       ILLUSTRATION                     

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  Assume that we have 3 pictures of various memory pieces!

  The memory cells are 8 bits or 1 byte long.

  Assume that there are (3) three pointer variables ...

  char *c_ptr; int *i_ptr; float *fl_ptr;

  each originally pointing to the start of the memory piece.

 ----->

 c_ptr

 ----->

 i_ptr

 ----->

 fl_ptr

  The variables of type char occupy 1 byte, those of type int 

  occupy two bytes, and those of type float four bytes.

  After incrementing the corresponding pointer variable

  we get the above results.

  c_ptr++;

 ----->

 c_ptr

 i_ptr++;

 ----->

 i_ptr

 fl_ptr++;

 ----->

 fl_ptr

  NOTE:  The pointer position will be determined                  

  by the size of the object the pointer points to.