thisPointer
The this pointer is a fundamental concept in object-oriented programming, particularly in languages like C++, Java, and C#. It refers to a special pointer that exists within any non-static member function of a class. This pointer implicitly holds the memory address of the object on which the member function is currently being called. In essence, "this" allows an object to refer to itself.
When you invoke a member function on an object, the compiler automatically passes the address of that
Furthermore, the "this" pointer is useful for returning the current object from a member function, often in
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