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The correct answer is D. cout<<*P;
A pointer is a variable that stores the address of another variable. The asterisk (*) operator is used to dereference a pointer, which means to access the value stored at the address that the pointer points to.
In this case, the pointer P stores the address of the variable Value. Therefore, the statement cout<<*P; will display the value stored in Value.
The other options are incorrect because they do not dereference the pointer P. The statement cout<<P; will print the address of the variable Value, not the value stored in Value. The statement cout<<&P; will print the address of the pointer P, not the address of the variable Value.