Segmentation Fault - an overview | ScienceDirect Topics
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In layman’s terms, a null pointer is a pointer to an address in the memory space that does not have a meaningful value and cannot be referenced by the calling program, for whatever reason. This will normally lead to an unhandled error, resulting in a segmentation fault. Here is our source code: Sign in to download full-size image
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