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C / ANSI-C » Pointer » Pointer Int Screenshots  Use printf to output variable's address #include <stdio.h> int main(void) {   int x = 99;   int *p1, *p2;   p1 = &x;   p2 = p1;   /* print the value of x twice */   printf("Values at p1 and p2: %d %d\n", *p1, *p2);    /* print the address of x twice */   printf("Addresses pointed to by p1 and p2: %p %p", p1, p2);    return 0; }                        Related examples in the same category 1. Show how pointers can be used 2. A simple program using pointers 3. Int data type pointer 4. Pointer comptability 5. Output address other than value: ;amp 6. Int pointer: get the address of an int value 7. Int pointer 8. Assign an int value using a pointer 9. Pointer based calculation 10. Increase value vs address 11. Swap function: Exchange the values by pointers 12. pointer arithmetic 13. using sizeof and pointer arithmetic