BFF 2:37 p.m. TODAY 2. Consider the following Java statements. int a = 1, b = 5; x = -(a = 3)b + b-(a + b); a) Draw the AST for the assignment statement. b) Write the sequence of 3AC statements for the evaluation of x. c) Write the above instruction sequence as quadruples. 35 p.m d) What is the value of x?

BFF 2:37 p.m. TODAY 2. Consider the following Java statements. int a = 1, b = 5; x = -(a = 3)b + b-(a + b); a) Draw the AST for the assignment statement. b) Write the sequence of 3AC statements for the evaluation of x. c) Write the above instruction sequence as quadruples. 35 p.m d) What is the value of x?

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