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here's my code: #include int main(void) {     int next_destination = 10;     int *pointer_1, *pointer_2;     // TODO: Perform instruction 2.a      // TODO: Perform instruction 2.b     // TODO: Perform instruction 2.c     return 0; }

here's my code: #include int main(void) {     int next_destination = 10;     int *pointer_1, *pointer_2;     // TODO: Perform instruction 2.a      // TODO: Perform instruction 2.b     // TODO: Perform instruction 2.c     return 0; }

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hello! can you please help me with my code? i need to get the same expected output. the instructions are on the photo as well as the expected output


here's my code:

#include<stdio.h>

int main(void) {
    int next_destination = 10;

    int *pointer_1, *pointer_2;

    // TODO: Perform instruction 2.a 


    // TODO: Perform instruction 2.b


    // TODO: Perform instruction 2.c


    return 0;
}

Instructions: 1. In the code editor, there are three things present: 1. An integer value representing the next destination 2. Pointer #1 which represents the first signage 3. And Pointer #2 which represents the second signage 2. For this problem, you need to do two things: 1. Assign the address of the integer value (or the next_destination) to Pointer #2 2. Assign the value of Pointer #2 to Pointer #1 3. Using Pointer #1 and the dereferencing operator, print the value of the next_destination Output Next destination = 20
Transcribed Image Text:Instructions: 1. In the code editor, there are three things present: 1. An integer value representing the next destination 2. Pointer #1 which represents the first signage 3. And Pointer #2 which represents the second signage 2. For this problem, you need to do two things: 1. Assign the address of the integer value (or the next_destination) to Pointer #2 2. Assign the value of Pointer #2 to Pointer #1 3. Using Pointer #1 and the dereferencing operator, print the value of the next_destination Output Next destination = 20
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