15. Assuming the following C++ variable declaration statement int i = 2021, *pi = &i, **ppi = π leads to the addresses of i and pi being 0x2020 and 0x2024, respectively, values of ppi and **ppi?

15. Assuming the following C++ variable declaration statement int i = 2021, *pi = &i, ppi = π leads to the addresses of i and pi being 0x2020 and 0x2024, respectively, values of ppi and ppi?

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Section10.1: Addresses And Pointers

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