i have trouble answering this b) Trace the output for the following program.[Note: show the value changes in the memory and your working steps in devoid funl (int *p, int *q){int r;printf ("\n p = %d, q = %d", *p, *q) ;r=*p;*p = *q;printf ("\n r = %d, p = %d, q = %d", r, *p, *q);1I = b,int fun2 (int s){return s = s + 5;}void main (){int varl = 5, var2 = 200, var3var2 = var2/ 2;printf(" Varl = %d, Var2 = %d", varl++, var2);funl (&varl, & var2);printf ("\n Varl = %d, Var2 = %d", varl, var2);printf ("\n Var3 = %d", fun2 (++var3));50;%3D%3D

#include <stdio.h>void fun1(int *p , int *q){ int r; printf("\n p = %d , q=%d ", *p,*q);…

b) Trace the output for the following program. [Note: show the value changes in the memory and your working steps in void funl (int *p, int *q) { int r; printf("\n p = %d, q = %d", *p, *q); r=*p; *p = *q; 1 = b, printf("\nr = %d, p = %d, q = %d", r, *p, *q) ; %3D int fun2 (int s) return s = s + 5; void main () { int varl = 5, var2 = var2 = var2 / 2; printf (" Varl = %d, Var2 = %d", varl++, var2); funl (&varl, & var2); printf("\n Varl = %d, Var2 = %d", var1, var2); printf ("\n Var3 = %d", fun2 (++var3)); 200, var3 = 50; %3! %3D

b) Trace the output for the following program. [Note: show the value changes in the memory and your working steps in void funl (int p, int q) { int r; printf("\n p = %d, q = %d", p, q); r=p; p = q; 1 = b, printf("\nr = %d, p = %d, q = %d", r, p, *q) ; %3D int fun2 (int s) return s = s + 5; void main () { int varl = 5, var2 = var2 = var2 / 2; printf (" Varl = %d, Var2 = %d", varl++, var2); funl (&varl, & var2); printf("\n Varl = %d, Var2 = %d", var1, var2); printf ("\n Var3 = %d", fun2 (++var3)); 200, var3 = 50; %3! %3D

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