The other statements are incorrect:

Pass By Value does not copy the variable value in one more memory location. The value is simply copied and passed to the function, without creating a new memory location.

Pass By Value can use pointers. Although the value is copied, pointers can be used to pass the memory address of a variable, allowing the function to indirectly modify the original variable.

Therefore, the correct answer is: Pass By Value protects your source or original variables from changes in outside functions or called functions.