C language pointer

Pointers are a "Language Mechanism" of C language. The difference is that, if a pointer is used normally, it is a common tool. Instead, it only modifies the real parameter by passing the address to the function, array positioning is essentially a pointer, and if the C language pointer is used well, the C language will be another language. What language would it be like? It would be an advanced pointer c lanuage, an enhanced pointer C language, and a pointer would make c a design language just like a c # advanced language, instead of just an intermediate language with pointers as the underlying mechanism in the general sense. Because pointers are the only "abstract language mechanism" in C language, the "abstract language mechanism" is proposed here, which can be used for design. For example, C ++ has "OO ", "model" and so on (many books explain that C ++ does not explain this, because in the Language Mechanism of C ++, only OO and model are their own, pointers are almost the only abstract language mechanism in C ). what are the usage of a pointer when it is used for design ?? This is the highest level of C learning. First, pointers are pointers in assembly languages for underlying implementation and design, for example, if mov eax dowrd ptr [an address] mov edx dowrd ptr [an address] is structured like this, it indicates that the pointer is a memory address pointer ,, however, when pointers develop to C pointers and C ++ references, a higher level of logic is formed.