The statement int *ptr = new int;
A) results in a compiler error.
B) assigns an integer less than 32767 to the variable named ptr.
C) assigns an address to the variable named ptr.
D) creates a new pointer named int.
E) None of these

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The statement creates a new block of memory of size int and returns the starting address of that block, which is then assigned to the variable ptr of type int*. Therefore, the statement assigns an address to the variable named ptr.

The Statement Int *Ptr = New Int;