Here function f returns the results through address passing. Assuming c is a global complex number defined in main.c, please implement f.h by selecting line numbers from the following lines incorrect order. Remember each blank can hold just one line number.1 #include 2 #include 3 #include "g.h"4 #include "f.h"5 extern c_t c;6 c tc;7 c_t g(c_t, c_t):8 c_t g(c_t a, c_t b){9 c_tre,10 c_t re1, re2;11 else { f(&re1, n-1); f(&re2, n-2); *re = g(re1, re2); }12 f.o: f.h g.h13 f(&re, 10);14 f: main.o f.o g.oдсс -c f.cgcc -c g.cgcc -c main.cgcc -o f main.o f.o g.o -Im1516171819 g.o: g.h20 if (n <= 1) *re = c;21 int main(void)22 main.o: f.h g.h23 printf("%f\n", sqrt(re.x - re.y));24. rox24 re.x = a.x"b.x - a.y*b.y;25 re.y = a.x*b.y + b.x*a.y;26 return 1-27 return re:13;28 scanf("%lf%lf", &c.x, &c.y):29 typedef struct { double x, y; } c_t;30 void f(c_t *, int);31 void f(c_t *re, int n) {32 }

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ere function f returns the results through address passing. Assuming c is a global complex number defined in main.c, please implement f.h by selecting line numbers from the following lines in prrect order. Remember each blank can hold just one line number. 1 #include 2 #include 3 #include "g.h" A #include "f.h" 5 extern c_t c; 6 c_tc; 7 c_t g(c_t, c_t); 8 c_t g(c_t a, c_t b){ 9 ctre: 10 c tre1, re2; 4 11 else { f(&re1, n-1); f(&re2, n-2); *re = g(re1, re2); } 12 f.o: f.h g.h 13 f(&re, 10); 14 f: main.of gcc -c f.c gcc -c g.c gcc -c main.c 15 16 17

ere function f returns the results through address passing. Assuming c is a global complex number defined in main.c, please implement f.h by selecting line numbers from the following lines in prrect order. Remember each blank can hold just one line number. 1 #include 2 #include 3 #include "g.h" A #include "f.h" 5 extern c_t c; 6 c_tc; 7 c_t g(c_t, c_t); 8 c_t g(c_t a, c_t b){ 9 ctre: 10 c tre1, re2; 4 11 else { f(&re1, n-1); f(&re2, n-2); *re = g(re1, re2); } 12 f.o: f.h g.h 13 f(&re, 10); 14 f: main.of gcc -c f.c gcc -c g.c gcc -c main.c 15 16 17

Computer Networking: A Top-Down Approach (7th Edition)

7th Edition

ISBN:9780133594140

Author:James Kurose, Keith Ross

Publisher:James Kurose, Keith Ross

Chapter1: Computer Networks And The Internet

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