Value type variables have memory addresses in the computer. Pointer variables have their own memory locations in the computer. What is the value (What is stored) of a pointer variable?

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Value type variables hold address locations for pointers

The value of a pointer variable is a data type.

Pointers cant have their own locations and can only share address locations with the variables they point to

the value is the address of either another pointer variables address or that of a value type variable.