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Arizona State University Computer Science and Engineering CSE 340 - Spring 2014 Final Exam. Solution NAME: The following should be signed when you hand in your paper. I give my word of honor and ... solemnly swear that I did not violate the academic integrity policy in answering the questions of the exam Read everything carefully. Some statements can be tricky. Not all questions have equal weight. [ 5 points ] Consider the following C declarations: struct G; // declaration struct F { int y; struct D* next; }; struct E { int x; struct F next; }; struct D { int x; struct E next; }; struct H { int x; int (*next)(struct G); // pointer to a function that takes // struct G as parameter and returns int }; struct G { // definition float x; struct H next[10]; }; Assume that the size of a structure is the sum of the sizes of its fields and an int fields requires 6 bytes of space, a pointer field requires 4 bytes of space and a float field requires 8 bytes of space. Write your answer in the box: 1. sizeof(D) = 22 (int + struct E) 2. sizeof(E) = 16 (int + struct F) 3. sizeof(F) = 10 (int + pointer) 4. sizeof(G) = 8 (float) + 10*10 (array of struct H) = 108 5. sizeof(H) = 10 (int + pointer) 2 [15 points ] Consider the following function definition func f(a,b,c,d) = if c(c(a,b),b) then d[ [Show More]

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