Assuming that the variable count has been declared as type int, which statement changes the value of count?
A)count = 6;
B)count == 6;
C)integer count = 6;
D)count = 6.0;

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Option A assigns a new value of 6 to the variable count. Option B is a comparison operator and does not change the value of count. Option C is invalid syntax, as "integer" is not a valid keyword in C++. Option D attempts to assign a value of type "double" to an integer variable, which may cause a compiler error.

Assuming That the Variable Count Has Been Declared as Type