6. Draw a pointer diagram to demonstrate how the state of memory changes as the following code is executed. You can use line numbers to show how each command will affect the memory, cross out old values and draw new ones if needed. Is this program likely to result in a segmentation fault? If so, why? 1 int num = 10; int* ptr1 3 int* ptr2 4 if (ptr2) = # = 0; ptri = ptr2; 6. else if (ptr1) 7 ptr2 8 (*ptr1)++; ptr1;

6. Draw a pointer diagram to demonstrate how the state of memory changes as the following code is executed. You can use line numbers to show how each command will affect the memory, cross out old values and draw new ones if needed. Is this program likely to result in a segmentation fault? If so, why? 1 int num = 10; int* ptr1 3 int* ptr2 4 if (ptr2) = # = 0; ptri = ptr2; 6. else if (ptr1) 7 ptr2 8 (*ptr1)++; ptr1;

C++ for Engineers and Scientists

4th Edition

ISBN:9781133187844

Author:Bronson, Gary J.

Publisher:Bronson, Gary J.

Chapter10: Pointers

Section10.3: Pointer Arithmetic

Problem 5E

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