# Pointers in C

a) "Write a program that has the following integer line declaration. int value = 100; Write the rest of the program to: i) Output the memory location where value is stored. ii) Take an integer value from the user via keyboard. ii) Add or subtract the number from value (user's choice) iv) Check if the new value is a valid alphanumeric ASCIl value. If it is, print the value and the corresponding alphanumeric. If it isn't, print the value and a message stating they are outside the alphanumeric range. v) The program should loop continuously, without resetting the number stored in value between goes (when the program loops around the number in value should be the number that the user left in there not 100). You are only allowed to refer to value in one additional line after the integer declaration (I.E. setup a pointer to point to the address of value)