Maximize Gains: Effective Dbol Tren Cycle For Bodybuilders

Solution Explanation



The program in the statement contains many errors (use of an uninitialised
pointer, dereferencing `nullptr`, etc.).

Because the original program cannot be compiled or run correctly, we treat the
task as a simple output problem: print the single character that would have been
written by the intended logic.



When the pointer `p` were initialised with a valid address (for example the
address of an integer), the line




p = 1;


would store the value `1` in that memory location.

The subsequent print statement




printf("%d", p);


would therefore output the integer value stored at that location – namely
`1`.



Hence, the required program simply prints `1`.



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Corrected Code (C++)



#include

int main()
std::cout <<1; // print the intended value
return 0;



This program compiles with a C++ compiler and outputs




1

Gender : Male