main() { Int a=3, b=2, c*d*e; d=&a; e=&b; c=*d+*e; } Which one of the given answers is correct? A) a=4, c-6 B) a=3, c=5 C) a=3, c=6 D) a=3, c=8

main() {  Int a=3, b=2, c*d*e;  d=&a; e=&b;  c=*d+*e;  }  Which one of the given answers is correct?  A) a=4, c-6  B) a=3, c=5  C) a=3, c=6  D) a=3, c=8
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