In the following code, the first printf() reached produces the output “14,” but the second printf() can cause a bus error or a segmentation fault. Why? main() { int *p; funct(p); printf("%d\n",*p); }

In the following code, the first printf() reached produces the output “14,” but the second printf() can cause a bus error or a segmentation fault. Why? main() { int p; funct(p); printf("%d\n",p); }

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Description: In the following code, the first printf() reached produces the output “14,” but thesecond printf() can cause a bus error or a segmentation fault. Why?main(){ int *p;funct(p);printf("%d\n",*p);}funct(int *p2){p2=(int *)malloc(4);*p2=14;printf("%d\n",*

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