#include<iostream.h>
int main()
{
	int first_number=100;
	int sec_number=101;
	int third_number=103;

	int *pointer;//THIS DEFINES A POINTER TO AN INTEGER
	pointer = &first_number;//OUR POINTER POINTS TO FIRST_NUMBER

	cout<<"The value of the first number is "<<first_number<<endl;
	cout<<"The address of the first number is "<<&first_number<<endl;
	cout<<"The value in the pointer is "<<pointer<<endl;
	cout<<"What the pointer points to is: "<<*pointer<<endl;

	pointer = &sec_number;//OUR POINTER POINTS TO SEC_NUMBER
	cout<<"The value of the second number is "<<sec_number<<endl;
	cout<<"The address of the second number is "<<&sec_number<<endl;
	cout<<"The value in the pointer is "<<pointer<<endl;
	cout<<"What the pointer points to is: "<<*pointer<<endl;


	pointer = &third_number;//OUR POINTER POINTS TO THIRD_NUMBER
	cout<<"The value of the third number is "<<third_number<<endl;
	cout<<"The address of the third number is "<<&third_number<<endl;
	cout<<"The value in the pointer is "<<pointer<<endl;
	cout<<"What the pointer points to is: "<<*pointer<<endl;

	return 0;
}