What is returned by mystery(b,3,1)? Given: int **b points to a 2D array of integers on the heap with these values.   int mystery(int **b, int n, int i) { int a; for (int i=0; i n) return 0; if (v && a ) return 0; a++; } return 1; }  

Given: typedef struct { int MM; int SS; } Time ; void main() { Time t = {{7,45},{16,30}}; Which of the following statements will print the two item Time array as a start and end time: Start: 7:45 End: 16:30 Note: “%02i” is the printf format string that will zero pad an integer to fill two digits so it gives 04 in stead of 4 . printf(“Start: %2i:%02i End: %2i:%02i \n”, t->MM, t->SS, t->MM, t->SS ); printf(“Start: %2i:%02i End: %2i:%02i \n”, (t+0)->MM, (t+0)->SS, (t+1)->MM, (t+1)->SS ); printf(“Start: %2i:%02i End: %2i:%02i \n”, t.MM, t.SS, t.MM, t.SS ); printf(“Start: %2i:%02i End: %2i:%02i \n”, (*t).MM, (*t).SS, (*(t+1)).MM, (*(t+1)).SS );

Which of these 32-bit hex values could be an address returned by alloc() from a heap allocator that maintains double-word alignment? 0xF7F72500 0xF7EF6108 0xF7FC781C 0xF7F0A330

The fact that C is one way that shows that C is designed for program .

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What is the correct replacement for  in this program?     

What is the Linux command that lists the running processes that have been started by the user?

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

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

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