Draw memory map for the following segment of program struct rational { int num; int den; }; struct rational r[3], *rp; rp = &r[0]; rp->num = 5; rp->den = 7; rp++; rp->num = 3; rp->den =6: %3D %3D %3D rp++; rp->num = 6; rp->den = 13; %3D For the toolbar, press ALT+F10 (PC) or ALT+FN+F10 (Mac). BIU S Paragraph Arial

Draw memory map for the following segment of program struct rational { int num; int den; }; struct rational r[3], *rp; rp = &r[0]; rp->num = 5; rp->den = 7; rp++; rp->num = 3; rp->den =6: %3D %3D %3D rp++; rp->num = 6; rp->den = 13; %3D For the toolbar, press ALT+F10 (PC) or ALT+FN+F10 (Mac). BIU S Paragraph Arial

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Declaring and Defining the function

A set of statements, which performs a particular task is called a function. The program gains modularity by using function. The application is quite easy to understand, read, and edit when they are created with functions. The developer/programmer creates a function and uses main() to call the function. Once the function gets executed, the control is transferred to the main program.

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Draw memory map for the following segment of program
struct rational {
int num;
int den;
struct rational r[3], *rp;
rp = &r[0];
rp->num = 5;
rp->den = 7;
rp++;
rp->num = 3;
rp->den =6:
rp++;
rp->num = 6;
rp->den = 13;
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