Which segments of the process address space are used by the following program throughout itsexecution? Briefly state what the corresponding segments contain for the following code (do notgive general answers where possible, try to be specific based on the following code).int f1(int x)if (x == 0) {return 1; }z2 = (int *) calloc (x,sizeof (int));printf("%d",z2[0]);return f2 (x+1); }#include {#include int z1 = 1;int *z2;int z3;int f1(int);int f2(int);int f2(int x) {int i, y = 0;int main(void) {int z1 = 3;for(i = 0; i < 2; i++) {static int h = 2;h *= 2;z2 = (int*)malloc (z1*sizeof(int));y += h; }y = f1(x-2);return y; }z2 [z1-1] = f2(z1);printf("%d",z2[z1-1]);return 0; }

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Which segments of the process address space are used by the following program throughout its execution? Briefly state what the corresponding segments contain for the following code (do not give general answers where possible, try to be specific based on the following code). #include int f1(int x) { if (x == 0) { #include int z1 = 1; return 1; } z2 = (int *) calloc (x,sizeof (int)); printf("%d",z2[0]); return f2 (x+1); } int *z2; int z3; int f1(int); int f2(int); int f2(int x) { int i, y = 0; for (i = 0; i < 2; i++) { static int h = 2; h *= 2; int main(void) { int z1 = 3; z2 = (int*) malloc(z1*sizeof(int)); z2 [z1-1] = f2(z1); printf("%d",z2[z1-1]); return 0; } y += h; } y = f1(x-2); return y; }

Which segments of the process address space are used by the following program throughout its execution? Briefly state what the corresponding segments contain for the following code (do not give general answers where possible, try to be specific based on the following code). #include int f1(int x) { if (x == 0) { #include int z1 = 1; return 1; } z2 = (int ) calloc (x,sizeof (int)); printf("%d",z2[0]); return f2 (x+1); } int z2; int z3; int f1(int); int f2(int); int f2(int x) { int i, y = 0; for (i = 0; i < 2; i++) { static int h = 2; h = 2; int main(void) { int z1 = 3; z2 = (int) malloc(z1*sizeof(int)); z2 [z1-1] = f2(z1); printf("%d",z2[z1-1]); return 0; } y += h; } y = f1(x-2); return y; }

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