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Which of the following is a correct way to declare and initialize a pointer to an integer in C?

A 'int *p = 10;'

B 'int p = &value;'

C 'int *p = &value;' (assuming 'int value;' is declared)

D '*p = &value;'

E 'int *p; p = value;'

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