If the integer s address is stored in a pointer, typically only ____ bytes of storage are retrieved when the address is used.
A) two
B) three
C) four
D) eight

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Typically, an integer address is stored in a 32-bit pointer. Therefore, only four bytes of storage are retrieved when the address is used. On most modern systems, an integer is typically 4 bytes long and therefore only 4 bytes of storage are retrieved when its address is used.

If the Integer S Address Is Stored in a Pointer