Which of the following statements about pointer variables is false?
A. To access a variable through a pointer, we use the indirection operator (*).
B. Only one pointer can be pointing to a variable at a time.
C. The indirection and address operators are the inverse of each other.
D. To declare and define a pointer variable, we suffix its type with an asterisk.
E. To change a pointer variable so that it is pointing to nothing, we assign it the value NULL.
Answer: B
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