C++ Programming language: Declare an integer variable, myValue.  Declare an integer pointer, ptr, and assign it the address of

A pointer variable cannot be: A Passed to a function as argument. B B Changed within the funcction. C Returned by a function. D Assigned as an integer value. D

1.  Pointer Tasks This part of the assignment will give you a chance to perform some simple tasks with pointers. The instructions below are a sequence of tasks that are only loosely related to each other. Start the assignment by creating a file named pointerTasks.cpp with an empty main function, then add statements in main() to accomplish each of the tasks listed below. Some of the tasks will only require a single C++ statement, others will require more than one.  For each step, include a comment in your program indicating which step you are completing in the following statement(s).  The easiest way to do this is copy and paste the below into your main function first, and then fill in your statements.  // 1. Create two integer variables named x and y// 2. Create an int pointer named p1// 3. Store the address of x in p1// 4. Use p1 to set the value of x to 99// 5. Using cout and x, display the value of x// 6. Using cout and the pointer p1, display the value of x// 7. Store the address…

What is the connection between a reference and a pointer?