The 2 functions function1 and function2 are defined inside main. So, the values of x relies on the main function. The function3 is defined inside function1 and function2.
The dependency of values in static scoping is related as follows :
The first value of x will be printed in function1 which will be returned by function3.
function1 depends on main( ) and the value of x will be passed from main( ) to function1 as y and the value is 10.
function1 will compute the new value of x as x = y + 5 = 10 + 5 = 15 and this will be returned by function3.
The second value of x will be printed in function2 which will be returned by function3.
function2 depends on main( ) and the value of x will be passed from main( ) to function2 as y and the value is 10.
function2 will compute the new value of x as x = y + 10 = 10 + 10 = 20 and this will be returned by function3.
So, the final output using static scoping is :
15
20
The dynamic scoping chain is :
main( ) -----> function1( ) ---------> function3( ) ---------> function2( ) ----------> function3( )
The dependency of values in dynamic scoping is related as follows :
The first value of x is printed inside function1.
function1 depends on main( ) and the value of x will be passed from main( ) to function1 as y and the value is 10.
function1 will compute the new value of x as x = y + 5 = 10 + 5 = 15 and this will be returned by function3.
The second value of x is printed inside function2.
function2 will operate after function1 has completed execution and the value of x is dynamically changes to 15 by function1 and function2 is dependent on function1 and function3.
The value of x passed to function2 as y is 15 and not 10.
In function2, the new value of x is calculated as x = y + 10 = 15 + 10 = 25 and this is returned by function3.
So, the final output using dynamic scoping is :
15
25
static scope output | dynamic scope output |
15 | 15 |
20 | 25 |
B) The following code is given. Determine the outputs if scoping is static and dynamic. static...
2. Consider the following programs (using C's 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?
please help me asap 1 Determine the output for the following code: #include<stdio.h> int main static int num; fornum : ++ num: num++) -- printf("%d". num): if num ==8) break; [10] COI retum 1 b) #include<stdio.h> int main int test: fortest - 0: tests=5: test); printer test: retum
6) Show the output of the following program. You mus trace the code to show how you reached the answer. (5 points) #include <stdio.h> int x 18; int y = 5; int z ·e; void my first function) void my_second_function); int main() int ys y = x; if (z) my_first functionO else my-second-function(); x++ : if (z) my_first_function(); else my_second_function(); return e; void my_first_function) x+y); is %d\n", printf("The value of x+y in my-first-function() void my_second_function) ( x=100; is %d\n", x);...
C Programming 1 point Given the following code, if Static() is called twice, what will be printed to the screen from the second call? int x = 10; void Print(int x) printf("%d", x); } { void Output() { printf("%d", x); > void Static) { static int x = 0; printf("%d", x++); } Type your answer 8 1 point Given the following code, if Static() is called, what will be printed to the screen? int x = 10; void Print(int x)...
/* • The following code consists of 5 parts. • Find the errors for each part and fix them. • Explain the errors using comments on top of each part. */ #include <stdio.h> #include <string.h> int main( ) { ////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// ////////////// Part A. (5 points) ////////////////// int g(void) { printf("%s", Inside function g\ n " ); int h(void) { printf(" % s ", Inside function h\ n "); } } printf("Part A: \n "); g(); printf(" \n"); ////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// ////////////// ...
22. (6 points) Determine the output for the following coe # include < stdio.h > int main(void) ( int z 1, total -0, y printf(d , x) ) //end-for printf("The total %d\n", total) ) //end-main
10 What does the last printf in this code print to the screen? a)n-7 b)n- 0 c)n--1 d) None of the above 鬐include< stdio. h> int main) int n-0 for (n-7: n<O; n-- printf (n") printf ("n *%d", n); - return 11-What does the code print to the screen? 鬐include< stdio.h> void fun (int) int main) b) 8 d) None of the above fun (3) return void fun (int a) int x-10 while(a !_ 3 x > s} if a...
What will be the value of x printed by the following code (modify_x() function)? #include <stdio.h> void modify_x(void) int x 10; x+ 20 printf("X is : %d\n", x); int main(void) modify_x(); modify_x0: return O; First time:_ Second time: In earlier question (modify_x() function based), what would you do to have different values in the output upon execution of the function each time? HTML Editor
#include<stdio.h> int functionl (int x, int y); int main() int ij=2,k; for(i=1;i<=5; i++) k = function1(ij); printf("k=%d\n",k); return 0; int function] (int x, int y) int z; z=x*2+y; return z;
PLEASE USE VERY BASIC REGISTERS AND CODE TO DO THE FOLLOWING Objectives: -write assembly language programs to: -define a recursive procedure/function and call it. -use syscall operations to display integers and strings on the console window -use syscall operations to read integers from the keyboard. Assignment Description: Implement a MIPS assembly language program that defines "main", and "function1" procedures. The function1 is recursive and should be defined as: function1(n) = (2*n)+9 if n <= 5 =...