Which of the following statements about pointer initialization and values is false?

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In the new standard, you should use the constant null$\_$ptr to initialize a pointer instead of $0$ or NULL.

When $0$ is assigned to a pointer, it$$s converted to a pointer of the appropriate type.

The value $0$ is the only integer value that can be assigned directly to a pointer variable without first casting the integer to a pointer type.

Prior C$++11,$ the value specified for a null pointer was $0$ or NULL.