Consider the following code: Ignoring the memory leak, what is the number output by this program when run from the command line as  $ ./a.out 13  

Which of these 32-bit hex values could be an address returned by alloc() from a heap allocator that maintains double-word alignment? 0xF7FD3504 0xF7EF6108 0xF7FC7810 0xF7F2432C

Given: Catalog and Widget types as shown, select the memory diagram that best represents the memory used by w in the printWidget function. To avoid a limitation in Canvas, array code below has an extra space before the index. typedef struct { char code; int pages; } Catalog ; typedef struct { char item; Catalog *cat; float price; } Widget ; void printWidget(Widget *w) { printf( ” item: %s\n”, ); printf( ” cat: %s (%i pages)\n”, ); printf( “price: $%f\n”, ); }… Memory Symbol Key: (a) is a contiguous block of memory that is named a (b) is a pointer named b that contains the address to another memory location; the end of the arrow indicates the memory that is pointed to. (c) shows a larger contiguous block of memory where all items in the box are stored in a contiguous block of memory; it may have address (c) associated with its start address or be pointed to (d) shows a larger contiguous block of memory that includes a smaller block of contiguous memory that is located within the larger block; it may have address (d) associated with its start address or be pointed to      

What is betty in the following Linux command? $ ssh betty@limburger.cs.wisc.edu Assume: the command works for the user typing it.

Which command line argument tells the gcc compiler to use the standard 99 C language dialect?

What is L01 in the following Linux command? $ scp benny@blanco.cs.wisc.edu:/p/course/cs354-deppeler/public/code/LEC/L01/prog.c . Assume: the command works for the user typing it.

Given this code fragment: char c; c = ‘\0’;    char *s = “abc”; char *t = “123”; strcat(c,t); strcpy(c,s); printf(“%s %s %s \n”, c, s, t); What is the output?

The fact that C direct access to virtual memory shows that C is designed for program .

Where does the variable sn live in the executable object file for the program shown?     

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