The statement int *ptr;
Has the same meaning as
A) int ptr;
B) *int ptr;
C) int ptr*;
D) int* ptr;
E) None of these

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The statement "int *ptr;" declares a pointer variable named 'ptr' which can store the address of an integer variable. The '*' symbol in the declaration is used to denote that 'ptr' is a pointer variable. The 'int' keyword specifies the data type of the variable which the pointer can point to. Therefore, option D is the correct choice which declares a pointer variable named 'ptr' which can store the address of an integer variable.

The Statement Int *Ptr;