👉 In programming, an "outpointed" variable is a type of memory location that holds multiple values at once. This allows for efficient use of memory by allowing each value to be stored in its own memory block while still being accessible from other parts of the program. For example, consider a simple C++ code where we have a class `Person` with an array of `std::string` variables named `names`. Each `name` variable can hold multiple strings. We could use this type
