13.Which is the correct way to declare a pointer
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Explanation: int *ptr is the correct way to declare a pointer.
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The syntax which is used in declaration of a pointer is to place asterisk before the name of the variable and it is associated with a data type too.
Declaration of a pointer:
- A pointer is defined as a variable which holds the memory address of the another declared variable.
- The unary operator & is used to store the address of the variable.
Syntax for declaration of a pointer:
datatype *variable name= &variable name; (whose address is needed to be store)
For Example,
int var=10; //Suppose it's address is 1001
int *ptr=&var;
here, int is the integer data type.
ptr is the variable name of the pointer.
var is the variable name whose address is stored in the pointer variable.
Now, *ptr is used to store the address of the variable var.
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