Even though pointers point to addresses which are integers, you can not assign an integer to a pointer variable.

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Pointers are meant to store memory addresses, and while these addresses are represented by integers, direct assignment of an arbitrary integer value to a pointer variable is not allowed in strongly typed languages like C or C++ without explicit casting, as it can lead to undefined behavior or memory access violations.

Even Though Pointers Point to Addresses Which Are Integers, You