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Int il = 20, i2 = 50; float f1 = 3-14; float f2 = 6.28; struct Point { float xCoord; float yCoord;}; a.) Write declaration for variables p1 and p2 whose values will be pointers to addresses of memory locations in whcih an integer can be stored. b.) Write a statement to assign the address of i2 to the variable p2 that you created, or explain why it is not possible. c.) Write a statement that will assign the memory location pointed to by p2 to the pointer p1 of Exercises a. and b. above. d.) Write a declaration for a self-referential pointer member NextNode whose value will be a pointer of type Point. e.) Define a pointer variabte of type Point called start. f.) Using the new operator, the code start = new Point;//creates a new node of type Point will create a new node pointed to by start. Using the start pointer, write two lines of code that will assign the values of f1 and f2 in xCoord and yCoord respectively