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Prabhas Kapoor • 1.64K Points
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Q. Following declaration in C++

Code: 
int x ; int &p = x;
is same as the declaration
int x, *p; p =&x;
  • (A) true
  • (B) false
  • (C) sometimes true
  • (D) none of these
  • Correct Answer - Option(B)
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