Answered: COMPLETE THE PROGRAM BELOW PROGRAM…

7th Edition

ISBN:9780133594140

Author:James Kurose, Keith Ross

Publisher:James Kurose, Keith Ross

Chapter1: Computer Networks And The Internet

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem R1RQ: What is the difference between a host and an end system? List several different types of end...

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COMPLETE THE PROGRAM BELOW PROGRAM USING THESE ITEMS, THE GOAL IS TO DISPLAY ALL THE GIVEN CHARATERS USING POINTERS AND ARRAYS

char letters[26]; char

*pc1 = letters; /* Equivalent pointer values. */

char *pc2 = &letters;

char *pc3 = &letters[0];

letters[4] ='e' ; /* Equivalent indexes. */

pc1[4] = 'e';

*(letters + 4) = 'e';

*(pc2 + 4) = 'e';

pc3 = &letters[10]; /* Equivalent addresses. */

pc3 = &pc1[10];

pc3 = letters + 10;

pc3 = pc2 + 10;

COMPLETE THIS PROGRAM USING THE ABOB STATEMENTS//THE GOAL IS TO DISPLAY ALL THE GIVEN CHARATERS USING POINTERS AND ARRAYS

include <stdio.h>
// ignore these two lines, we'll come back to them at some point
#define expr_str_(expr) #expr
#define expr_str(expr) expr_str_(expr)
// Now we can have some macro that tells us about sizes
#define print_expr_size(expr) printf(expr_str(sizeof (expr))": %zu\n", sizeof (expr))
int main(void) {
char letters[]="something";
print_expr_size(letters);
print_expr_size(letters[0]);
print_expr_size(char);
}