In the code ____, i and j are memory locations that have not yet been initialized, but which will hold integers.
A) i = int; j = int;
B) int i, j;
C) int = i, j;
D) i = ?; j = ?;

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Option B correctly declares two integer variables - i and j - without initializing them. Options A and C incorrectly try to assign the data type of "int" to either the variables or incorrectly try to assign a variable to the data type "int". Option D is incomplete and does not provide any information about the data type of the variables or what values they should hold.

In the Code ____, I and J Are Memory Locations