2. Given the following C program, list whether the value indicated is on the heap, on the stack, or it is ambiguous given the provided code. int f(int n) { int a = malloc(n = sizeof(int)); return a; } int g(int b, int *c) { . int x = b = 2; int y = c; int #2 = f(y); int *zz = kx; return 2 + *zz; ..a .b .x .y 2 *2 • ZZ

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