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So far in our previous lessons we have seen how to work with pointer variables. So we pretty much understand the basics, in this lesson we will write some more code using pointers and we will look through some of these concepts. In more detail using some examples, the first thing that I want to point out is that pointer variables are strongly typed. What it means is that you need a pointer variable of a particular type to store the address of the particular type of the variable. So int* or a pointer to integer will be needed to store the address of an integer, character pointer will be needed to store the address of a character and similarly if we have a user defined structure or class then we need a pointer of that particular type only but why do we need these strong types. Isnt it that the pointer variables just store the address of the variable. So why couldnt we have just one type that will be some generic type to store the address of all kind of variables and the answer is tha