Suppose our long envelope drifts over memory space #5. The letter report gets added to the beige envelope, and assuming we need to daisy anchor that to the archive in space #7, we would effortlessly go over and skip opening #6 (on the grounds that we move in successive line request), to access and de-reference the record in space #7. With the space #7 archive added, we feel free to print out what were contained in Pointer Beige Envelope #1.
Subsequently, so it goes on, in the deconstruction stage when we void what Envelope #1 is conveying, by setting it to Invalid. To wrap everything up, I supposed in the event that you consider a pointer a dollar note, that you pass concisely from memory opening to memory space, that is by a long shot the most clear clarification of a pointer of all.