C++Create a new file called pointerBasics.cpp. Write a C++ program in this new file. In this new file, write code that will do the following:Declare and assign values to variablesDeclare an integer variable called myInt and assign the value 15 to it.Declare a pointer variable called myPointer using the dereference operator (*) and assign it to the memory location of myInt using the address-of operator (&)Print to consolePrint the memory location of myInt (remember the address-of operator!) and the value of myPointer.Print the value of myInt and the value pointed to by myPointer (remember the dereference operator!)Change values and print to consoleChange the value of myInt to 10.Print the memory location of myInt (remember the address-of operator!) and the value of myPointer.Print the value of myInt and the value pointed to by myPointer (remember the dereference operator!)

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Create a new file called pointerBasics.cpp. Write a C++ program in this new file. In this new file, write code that will do the following:
1. Declare and assign values to variables
  1. Declare an integer variable called myInt and assign the value 15 to it.
  2. Declare a pointer variable called myPointer using the dereference operator (*) and assign it to the memory location of myInt using the address-of operator (&)
2. Print to console
  1. Print the memory location of myInt (remember the address-of operator!) and the value of myPointer.
  2. Print the value of myInt and the value pointed to by myPointer (remember the dereference operator!)
3. Change values and print to console
  1. Change the value of myInt to 10.
  2. Print the memory location of myInt (remember the address-of operator!) and the value of myPointer.
  3. Print the value of myInt and the value pointed to by myPointer (remember the dereference operator!)

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