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A pointer in C that is not intended to point to any valid object is conventionally assigned the value

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A pointer in C that is not intended to point to any valid object is conventionally assigned the value

  • A-1
  • BEOF
  • Cvoid
  • DNULL
Correct answer: D

Explanation

The macro NULL (a null pointer constant) marks a pointer that points to nothing, and dereferencing it is an error.
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