Which of the following statements about pointer constants is true? The value in

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Which of the following statements about pointer constants is true?

The value in a pointer constant can change from run to run.

The type of a pointer constant is address.

The asterisk operator (*) extracts the address for a variable.

Pointer constants cannot be saved.

The address in a pointer constant is the last byte when it refers to a multibyte variable such as an integer.

The value in a pointer constant can change from run to run.

The type of a pointer constant is address.

The asterisk operator (*) extracts the address for a variable.

Pointer constants cannot be saved.

The address in a pointer constant is the last byte when it refers to a multibyte variable such as an integer.

Explanation / Answer

The type of a pointer constant is address

The asterisk(*0 extracts the address for a variable

pointer constants cannot be saved

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