2 OBJECTS, FUNCTIONS, AND TYPES
In this chapter, you’ll learn about objects, functions, and types. We’ll examine how to declare variables (objects with named identifiers) and functions, take the addresses of objects, and dereference those object pointers. Each object or function instance has a type. You’ve already seen some types that are available to C programmers. The first thing you’ll learn in this chapter is one of the last things that I learned: every type in C is either an object type or a function type.
Entities
An object is storage in which you can represent values. To be precise, an object is defined by the C standard (ISO/IEC ...
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