Question 4 Given the following variable declarations: int a[5] = {5. 4. 3. 2. 1}; int p = a; And that the array a is stored starting from memory address Oxa0 and that integers are 4 bytes, what are the values returned E the following expressions? Memory addresses should be given hexadecimal. Answers: Expression Value a *a *a - 2 a[2] ka[2]

Question 4 Given the following variable declarations: int a[5] = {5. 4. 3. 2. 1}; int p = a; And that the array a is stored starting from memory address Oxa0 and that integers are 4 bytes, what are the values returned E the following expressions? Memory addresses should be given hexadecimal. Answers: Expression Value a a a - 2 a[2] ka[2]

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