Start 2x speed int main (){ int someInt; int* valPointer; 75 someInt = 5; 76 10 somelnt cout << "someInt address is " << &someInt << endl; 77 valPointer = &someInt; 78 76 valPointer cout << "valPointer is " << valPointer << endl; 79 cout << "*valPointer is " << *valPointer << endl; *valPointer = 10; // Changes someInt to 10 somelnt address is 76 valPointer is 76 cout << "someInt is "« someInt << endl; cout << "*valPointer is " << *valPointer << endl; *valPointer is 5 somelnt is 10 return 0; *valPointer is 10

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