Write a C++ program using a void pointer (`void *`) to store the address of an integer, cast it back, and print the value.
A single integer N.
Print value accessed via casted void pointer.
-100000 <= N <= 100000
555
Void Pointer Value: 555
Void pointers can point to any data type but must be explicitly cast before dereferencing.
#include <iostream>
int main() {
int n;
if (std::cin >> n) {
void *vptr = &n;
// Write your code here using static_cast<int*>
}
return 0;
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