What will be the values of these variables after executing the following code? int *array =...

 

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What will be the values of these variables after executing the following code? int *array = new int[10]; int *ptr = array: for (int i=0; i<10; i++) { } *ptr = i; ptr++; array will have garbage and ptr will have value 9. array will have values 0 through 9 and ptr will point to a memory address beyond array[9]. Both array and ptr will point to the same area containing values 0 through 9. Nothing because you can't assign an array to a pointer. What will be the values of these variables after executing the following code? int *array = new int[10]; int *ptr = array: for (int i=0; i<10; i++) { } *ptr = i; ptr++; array will have garbage and ptr will have value 9. array will have values 0 through 9 and ptr will point to a memory address beyond array[9]. Both array and ptr will point to the same area containing values 0 through 9. Nothing because you can't assign an array to a pointer.

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