Where are addresses of pointers stored in C?

Question

I\'m learning C and currently learn about pointers. I understand the principle of storing the address of a byte in memory as a variable, which makes it possible to get the byte

Answer 1

A variable that is a pointer is still a variable, and acts like any other variable. The compiler knows where the variable is located and how to access its value. It is just that the value happens to be a memory address, that's all.