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Please help draw memory diagrams for points one, two and three in the program below. I dont know how to do so and I need to understand, also please explain what youre doing as youre solving #include int foo (int); int jupiter(int, int); int mercury(int, int); int main(void) {     int x = 2, y =4, z = 10;     y = foo(y);     y = -4 + jupiter(x, z) * 2 ;     // Point 3     return 0; } int mercury(int m, int n) {     int t;     t = m + 2 * n;     // Point 1     return t; } int jupiter(int i, int j) {     int d = j;     d = mercury(i % 400, i);     // Point 2     return d; } int foo(int x) {     int y = x;     x = y * 2;     return x; }

Please help draw memory diagrams for points one, two and three in the program below. I dont know how to do so and I need to understand, also please explain what youre doing as youre solving #include int foo (int); int jupiter(int, int); int mercury(int, int); int main(void) {     int x = 2, y =4, z = 10;     y = foo(y);     y = -4 + jupiter(x, z) * 2 ;     // Point 3     return 0; } int mercury(int m, int n) {     int t;     t = m + 2 * n;     // Point 1     return t; } int jupiter(int i, int j) {     int d = j;     d = mercury(i % 400, i);     // Point 2     return d; } int foo(int x) {     int y = x;     x = y * 2;     return x; }

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Please help draw memory diagrams for points one, two and three in the program below. I dont know how to do so and I need to understand, also please explain what youre doing as youre solving



#include <stdio.h>

int foo (int);
int jupiter(int, int);
int mercury(int, int);


int main(void)
{
    int x = 2, y =4, z = 10;
    y = foo(y);
    y = -4 + jupiter(x, z) * 2 ;
    // Point 3
    return 0;
}

int mercury(int m, int n)
{
    int t;
    t = m + 2 * n;
    // Point 1
    return t;
}


int jupiter(int i, int j)
{
    int d = j;
    d = mercury(i % 400, i);
    // Point 2
    return d;
}


int foo(int x)
{
    int y = x;
    x = y * 2;
    return x;
}

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