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👉 In programming, a `deref` is a keyword or identifier used to refer to an object that has been implicitly converted into another type. It's often used in C and other languages to avoid unnecessary conversions and for specific types of operations like casting. For example: ```c++ #include int main() { int x = 3; int y = (int)x; // dereferences the integer printf("%d\n", y); // prints 3

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