A pointer is a variable that contains a memory address (Select] A pointer is a variable that always prints an array (Select] A pointer is printed with %p; the value is shown in hexadecimal (base 16) (Select] A pointer is printed with %d; the value is printed in base 8 (Select] A pointer always points to a variable that contains a number (I.e. int, float, and double only) [Select) When the pointer variable ptr points to double the sizeof(ptr) is double of its size when it points to int. [Select Question 22 1 pts The piece of code below should print the last element of the array, Select True for each statement below that's correct. Select False otherwise