The statement double *num;
A) defines a variable of type double called num.
B) defines and initializes a pointer variable called num.
C) initializes a variable called *num.
D) defines a pointer variable called num.
E) None of the above

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The statement "double *num;" defines a pointer variable called num that points to a double type. It does not initialize the pointer or the value it points to, it just declares the variable.

The Statement Double *Num;