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what is the output from the following code? int number=10; int* ptr = &number; number+=10; cout<<*ptr;

what is the output from the following code?
int number=10;
int* ptr = &number;
number+=10;
cout<<*ptr;

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  • Answer for the Above question:-The output for the above following code is: 20
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