C How to Program (8th Edition)
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Chapter 7, Problem 7.10E
a)
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To write a single code statement to define the variable lptr to be a pointer to an object of type long.
b)
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To write a single code statement toassign the address of value 1to lptr pointer variable.
c)
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To write a single code statement to print the value of object pointed by lptr .
d)
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To write a single code statement to assign the value of object pointed by the lptrto value 2 variable.
e)
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To write a single code statement to print the value of variable, value2.
f)
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To write a single code statement to print the address of variable, value1.
g)
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To write a single code statement to print the address stored in lptr and to state that the value of lptr is same as of value1 or not.
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