constant pointers
[ˈkɑːnstənt ˈpɔɪntərz]
nounpl: constant pointers
ponteiros constantes
1. In programming, pointers that cannot be modified to point to a different memory address after initialization, though the data they point to may be mutable
The function uses constant pointers to ensure the memory addresses remain fixed throughout execution.
A função usa ponteiros constantes para garantir que os endereços de memória permaneçam fixos durante toda a execução.
2. Pointers declared with the const qualifier applied to the pointer itself rather than the data it points to
In C++, a constant pointer is declared as 'int* const ptr', preventing reassignment of the pointer.
Em C++, um ponteiro constante é declarado como 'int* const ptr', impedindo a reatribuição do ponteiro.
This is specialized technical terminology primarily used in software development communities. The term is consistent across English and Portuguese-speaking programming professionals, with the translation 'ponteiros constantes' being universally recognized in Brazilian and European Portuguese technical documentation.
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