1. Considering the following code part, assume that each integer occupies 4 bytes, list theTOTAL memory space (in bytes) required for all available variables at point C, D, E, F, and G.Total bytes required at Point A and B are given.{}int a, b, c;// Point A: 12 bytes{int d;// point B: 16 bytes{{}}// point E:// point D:int f1, f2;// point C:int X;// point F:}// point G:bytesbytesbytesbytesbytes

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