The first pointer ptr1 stores the address of the variable and the second pointer ptr2 stores the address of the first pointer. // Displaying value of newVar using // both single and double pointers co...The first pointer ptr1 stores the address of the variable and the second pointer ptr2 stores the address of the first pointer. // Displaying value of newVar using // both single and double pointers cout << "Value of newVar = " << newVar << endl; cout << "Value of newVar using single pointer, *newPtr = " << *newPtr << endl; cout << "Value of newVar using double pointer, **dblPtr = " << **dblPtr << endl;
