Chapter 12, Problem 2SA

Explanation of Solution

1. valid – address of int variable assigned to int pointer.

2. valid – arithmetic operation among int variable and int variable pointed to by int pointer (using dereferencing operator *), the result being assigned to a third int variable.

3. invalid – double pointer cannot be assigned an int pointer as the types don’t match.

4. valid – the memory location pointed to by a double pointer (using the dereferencing operation *) can be stored with an int value.

5. valid - the memory location pointed to by a double pointer (using the dereferencing operation *) can be stored with an int value pointed to by an int pointer (using the dereferencing operation *).

6. invalid – an int variable cannot be assigned an int pointer variable...