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(CPROGRAMMING ONLY) 6. Red String by CodeChum Admin For the Japanese, who know so much and intuit more, human relations are predestined by a red string that the gods tie to the pinky fingers of those who find each other in life. Legend has it that the two people connected by this thread will have an important story, regardless of the time, place or circumstances. The red string might get tangled, contracted or stretched, as surely often happens, but it can never break.   A red string is basically like a connection. And in programming, a connection from one variable to another can be simulated by a pointer. Let's do that!   Instructions: In the code editor, you are provided with an initial code where a constant variable is declared. Your only task is to assign the address of this variable to the first pointer found at line 9. Output My destiny = 11

(CPROGRAMMING ONLY) 6. Red String by CodeChum Admin For the Japanese, who know so much and intuit more, human relations are predestined by a red string that the gods tie to the pinky fingers of those who find each other in life. Legend has it that the two people connected by this thread will have an important story, regardless of the time, place or circumstances. The red string might get tangled, contracted or stretched, as surely often happens, but it can never break.   A red string is basically like a connection. And in programming, a connection from one variable to another can be simulated by a pointer. Let's do that!   Instructions: In the code editor, you are provided with an initial code where a constant variable is declared. Your only task is to assign the address of this variable to the first pointer found at line 9. Output My destiny = 11

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6. Red String
by CodeChum Admin

For the Japanese, who know so much and intuit more, human relations are predestined by a red string that the gods tie to the pinky fingers of those who find each other in life. Legend has it that the two people connected by this thread will have an important story, regardless of the time, place or circumstances. The red string might get tangled, contracted or stretched, as surely often happens, but it can never break.

 

A red string is basically like a connection. And in programming, a connection from one variable to another can be simulated by a pointer. Let's do that!

 

Instructions:

In the code editor, you are provided with an initial code where a constant variable is declared.
Your only task is to assign the address of this variable to the first pointer found at line 9.

Output

My destiny = 11

main.c < > +c 1. In the code editor, you are provided with an initial code 1 #include<stdio.h> where a constant variable is 3 - int main(void) { declared. 4. int destiny 22; 2. Your only task is to assign the address of this variable to the first int *ptr1, *ptr2, *ptr3; pointer found at line 9. 7 // TODO: Fill in the blank ptr1 ptr2 ptr3 8 9. ptr1; ptr2; 10 Output 11 %3D 12 13 printf("My destiny = %d", *ptr3); My destiny = 11 14 15 return 0; 16 }
Transcribed Image Text:main.c < > +c 1. In the code editor, you are provided with an initial code 1 #include<stdio.h> where a constant variable is 3 - int main(void) { declared. 4. int destiny 22; 2. Your only task is to assign the address of this variable to the first int *ptr1, *ptr2, *ptr3; pointer found at line 9. 7 // TODO: Fill in the blank ptr1 ptr2 ptr3 8 9. ptr1; ptr2; 10 Output 11 %3D 12 13 printf("My destiny = %d", *ptr3); My destiny = 11 14 15 return 0; 16 }
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