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2. Consider the following programs (using Cs syntax): #include <stdio.h> int a- 1, b-2; int foo (int x) 1 return (x+a); void ba r () { printf(%d, %d\n,a,b); void foobar) } printf(%d, %d\n, a, b) ; int a -4; bar bfoo (b); bar int main)( int b 8; foobar printf (%d, %d\n, a, b) ; return 0; (a) What does the program print under static scoping? (b) What does the program print under dynamic scoping?

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