When you declare a variable of a basic, primitive type, such as int x = 10; , the memory address where x is located holds the ____.
A) location in memory of 10
B) memory address of 10
C) reference to 10
D) value of 10

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When you declare a variable of a basic, primitive type like int, the memory address of the variable holds the value of the variable itself. In this case, the memory address of x holds the value of 10, not the location, memory address, or reference to 10.

When You Declare a Variable of a Basic, Primitive Type