1. Generate code for the following three-address statements assuming all variables are stored in memory locations. (i) z = 3 (ii) z = y (iii) z = y + 3 (iv) z=y-w (v) The two statements x = y* z w=p-x

1. Generate code for the following three-address statements assuming all variables are stored in memory locations. (i) z = 3 (ii) z = y (iii) z = y + 3 (iv) z=y-w (v) The two statements x = y* z w=p-x

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