What is the correct way to declare a pointer to an integer variable? A pointer to an integer variable is declared using the * symbol after the var...
What is the correct way to declare a pointer to an integer variable?
A pointer to an integer variable is declared using the * symbol after the variable type.
A pointer to an integer variable is declared using the & symbol before the variable name.
A pointer to an integer variable is declared using the * symbol before the variable name.
a) A pointer to an integer variable is declared using the * symbol after the variable type.
b) A pointer to an integer variable is declared using the & symbol before the variable name.
c) A pointer to an integer variable is declared using the * symbol before the variable name.
A pointer to an integer variable is declared using the * symbol after the variable type.
A pointer to an integer variable is declared using the & symbol before the variable name.
A pointer to an integer variable is declared using the * symbol before the variable name.
a) A pointer to an integer variable is declared using the * symbol after the variable type.
b) A pointer to an integer variable is declared using the & symbol before the variable name.
c) A pointer to an integer variable is declared using the * symbol before the variable name.
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A alternativa correta é a letra A) "A pointer to an integer variable is declared using the * symbol after the variable type." (Um ponteiro para uma variável inteira é declarado usando o símbolo * após o tipo da variável.)
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