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Which code provides the correct way to declare a function pointer?1 point(void*) function (*);void (*) function (void data) = 12;void (*function)(int data);int * function();

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Which code provides the correct way to declare a function pointer?1 point(void*) function ();void () function (void data) = 12;void (*function)(int data);int * function();

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The correct way to declare a function pointer in C/C++ is:

void (*function)(int data);

Here's the breakdown:

  • void is the return type of the function.
  • (*function) is the pointer to the function.
  • (int data) is the parameter list of the function.

The other options are incorrect:

  • (void*) function (*) is not a valid syntax for declaring a function pointer.
  • void (*) function (void data) = 12; is not a valid syntax because you can't assign an integer to a function pointer.
  • int * function(); is a function declaration, not a function pointer declaration. This declares a function that returns a pointer to an integer.

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