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A pointer to a pointer in C/C++ is a form of indirection that allows for the manipulation of the address of a pointer variable itself, enabling dynamic data structures like linked lists and matrices. This concept is crucial for understanding complex memory allocation and management, as well as for implementing multi-level data access patterns in programming.
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