A pointer variable is designed to store
A) any legal C++ value.
B) only floating-point values.
C) a memory address.
D) an integer.
E) None of the above

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Quizplus · Accepted Answer

A pointer variable in C++ is specifically designed to store memory addresses, making option C the correct answer. It cannot store any other data type, even integer or floating-point values, without first converting them to a memory address.

A Pointer Variable Is Designed to Store