When you dereference a pointer to a pointer, the result is
A) a value of the data type that is pointed to
B) another pointer
C) not possible to determine
D) a null pointer
E) None of these

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Dereferencing a pointer to a pointer would result in another pointer because the original pointer was pointing to a memory location where a pointer was stored, so dereferencing it would give access to the pointer that was being pointed to.

When You Dereference a Pointer to a Pointer, the Result