Value and type of last evaluated expression: Address of array element: Address of array elementx: (none)
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Code
Header...
int main(){ ...
» int numbers[10];
» for ( int i=0;i<10; ++i) {
»printf("Please enter value %d\n", i);
»scanf("%d", &numbersi);
}
» for ( int j=0;j<10; ++j)
printf("Value %d: %d\n", j, numbersj);
» return 0;
}
Memory
main(): for()
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i = 0
: for()
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j = 0
main()
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numbers[0] = -145003096
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numbers[1] = 1
numbers[2] = 200
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numbers[3] = -144665785
numbers[4] = -143273984
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numbers[5] = 1
numbers[6] = -144665570
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numbers[7] = 134537490
numbers[8] = 134537294
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numbers[9] = 1
NB: the actual memory address of each variable is
the address shown plus 4290712064 (0xFFBF1200).
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Input was:
3 1 4 1 5 9 2 6 5 3 7
3 1 4 1 5 9 2 6 5 3 7
Show output
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work out what you think it put should be and see if you are right.)
Output
Please enter value 0
Please enter value 1
Please enter value 2
Please enter value 3
Please enter value 4
Please enter value 5
Please enter value 6
Please enter value 7
Please enter value 8
Please enter value 9
Value 0: 3
Value 1: 1
Value 2: 4
Value 3: 1
Value 4: 5
Value 5: 9
Value 6: 2
Value 7: 6
Value 8: 5
Value 9: 3
