Problem 2. Consider the following declarations: typdef struct { int foo; long bar [3]; unsigned short t; } csx; csx myarray [10]; Assume the first byte of myarray is at address z. a. How much space (bytes) is taken up by myarray in total? b. What is the address of myarray [3] .t? c. What is the address of myarray [2] .bar [2]?

Problem 2. Consider the following declarations: typdef struct { int foo; long bar [3]; unsigned short t; } csx; csx myarray [10]; Assume the first byte of myarray is at address z. a. How much space (bytes) is taken up by myarray in total? b. What is the address of myarray [3] .t? c. What is the address of myarray [2] .bar [2]?

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Description: Problem 2. Consider the following declarations:typdef struct {int foo;long bar [3];unsigned short t;} csx;csx myarray [10];Assume the first byte of myarray is at address z.a. How much space (bytes) is taken up by myarray in total?b. What is the addr

Database System Concepts

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Author:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

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