Goal: Learn how to access elements in an array using pointer variables.

Assignment: Imagine you're developing a system for a hospital to monitor the daily temperatures of patients under observation for a specific health condition. Each patient has a unique ID number, and their daily temperatures are stored in an array of float called temperatureReadings, which can store up to $20$ readings. You're tasked with creating a feature that allows health professionals to quickly access the current day's temperature reading for analysis.

Assume that temperatureReadings has been declared as an array of $20$ elements of type float and that tempPtr has been declared as a pointer to float that's assigned the address of the first element of temperatureReadings. Assume that patientID has been declared as an int and has been initialized to some value between $5$ and $10,$ representing the unique ID of a patient whose temperature reading needs to be accessed today.

Write a statement that assigns Goal: Learn how to access elements in an array using pointer variables.

Assignment: Imagine you're developing a system for a hospital to monitor the daily temperatures of patients under observation for a specific health condition. Each patient has a unique ID number, and their daily temperatures are stored in an array of float called temperatureReadings, which can store up to $20$ readings. You're tasked with creating a feature that allows health professionals to quickly access the current day's temperature reading for analysis.

Assume that temperatureReadings has been declared as an array of $20$ elements of type float and that tempPtr has been declared as a pointer to float that's assigned the address of the first element of temperatureReadings. Assume that patientID has been declared as an int and has been initialized to some value between $5$ and $10,$ representing the unique ID of a patient whose temperature reading needs to be accessed today.

Write a statement that assigns the value of the patient's temperature reading to a variable temp using the tempPtr pointer and patientID as the array index, enabling direct access to that patient's current temperature reading.