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There are many factors involved, perhaps the most important is the mass of the star.

The star go through various stages and end in a final state depending on that mass.

It can grow to a red giant and eventually settle to a white dwarf and ultimately a black dwarf.

It can explode as a nova or supernova in which case it can end as a neutron star, pulsar or black hole, once again depending on the mass

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