b) Trace the output of the code segment in Code A.[Note: show the value changes in the memory and your working steps in detail]Сode Aint a=145, b=9;void Z(int v){printf("%d ", ++v);}void X(int z){z -= a;Z (z) ;}void Y(int *p){b++*p8;a4;X (a);int b= 3;= b++ + 3 / ++a;*pZ ( *p);}void main () {Y (&b) ;z (a) ;

Given code snippet: int a=145, b=9; void Z (int v) { printf ("%d ", ++v); } void X (int z) {…

b) Trace the output of the code segment in Code A. [Note: show the value changes in the memory and your working steps in detail] Code A int a=145, b=9; void z(int v){ printf("%d ", ++v); } void X(int z){ z -= a; Z (z); } void Y(int *p){ b = ++*p * 8; a = 4; X(a); int b = 3; %3D *p = b++ + 3 / ++a; Z (*p); } void main() { Y ( &b); Z (a);

b) Trace the output of the code segment in Code A. [Note: show the value changes in the memory and your working steps in detail] Code A int a=145, b=9; void z(int v){ printf("%d ", ++v); } void X(int z){ z -= a; Z (z); } void Y(int p){ b = ++p * 8; a = 4; X(a); int b = 3; %3D p = b++ + 3 / ++a; Z (p); } void main() { Y ( &b); Z (a);

Database System Concepts

7th Edition

ISBN:9780078022159

Author:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

Publisher:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

Chapter1: Introduction

Section: Chapter Questions

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