Dynamic dispatch for methods in C++ is typically implemented with a table of these constructs called a “vtable” (“V-table”). During serialization, (-5[1])these constructs are converted to a position-independent persistent version during “swizzling.” Addition to these constructs is scaled by the size of an underlying data type in an example of these constructs’ (10[1])namesake “arithmetic.” Garbage collection (10[1])prevents (10[1])certain types of segmentation faults by cleaning up “dangling” instances (10[1])of these constructs. (10[2])Each node in a linked list contains (10[1])both (10[1])data and one of these constructs associated (10[1])with (10[1])the next node. In C, an asterisk can be used to access data at the location described by one of these constructs. For 10 points, name this data type that stores addresses in memory. ■END■