By using Pointers Notations and arrays and C language Exercise 1:Given the following piece of codeint i = 10;char c= 'A';double f = 25.5;int *iptr = &i;char *cptr = &c;You are expected to display the result of following statements in the given format.Value of iAddress of iValue ofAddressDereferencedSize of iptrSize of iiptrof iptrValue of *iptrAddress of e Value ofSize of cptrValue of eAddressDereferencedSize of ccptrof cptrValue of "cptrNote: The format specifier for displaying address of any data item is %x

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Given the following piece of code int i - 10; char c= 'A'; double f = 25.5; int *iptr = &i; char *cptr = &c; You are expected to display the result of following statements in the given format.

Given the following piece of code int i - 10; char c= 'A'; double f = 25.5; int iptr = &i; char cptr = &c; You are expected to display the result of following statements in the given format.

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