If you are using an older computer that does not support the C++11 standard, you should initialize pointers with
A) the integer 0 or the value NULL
B) the null terminator '\0'
C) a nonzero value
D) Any of these
E) None of these

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When initializing pointers in older computers that do not support the C++11 standard, it is best to use either the integer 0 or the value NULL to avoid potential errors or issues with uninitialized pointers. Nonzero values may also work in some cases, but it is generally safer to use 0 or NULL. The null terminator '\0' is only used for initializing character arrays or strings, not pointers.

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