A pointer variable is designed to store any legal C + + value. Only floating - p

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A pointer variable is designed to store any legal C + + value. Only floating - point values. A memory address. An integer. None of these The function accepts a pointer to a string as a argument, and it returns the length of the string (not including the null terminator). Numchar Strength strlen count string None of these A library function that can find one string inside another is: strum strstr strfind strsearch None of these This function converts a string to an integer and returns the integer value. atoint strtoint strint atoi None of these Which statement converts the string "10" to the value 10 ? itoa("ten") atoi("ten") atoi("10") itoa(10) None of these

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