What is wrong with the following statements?int compareInt (void* num1, void* num2);...BSTRoot = BST_Create (&compareInt);
A. The function should be declared as: int* compareInt (void* num1, void* num2);
B. The function should be declared as: int compareInt (void num1, void num2);
C. The call to the create function should be: BST_Create (*compareInt);
D. The call to the create function should be: BST_Create (compareInt);
Answer: D
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