L#include typedef unsigned char *byte_pointer; void show_bytes (byte_pointer sta

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L#include typedef unsigned char *byte_pointer; void show_bytes (byte_pointer start, int len) int for 1, (i-e;1len;i++) printf(" %. 2x", start [i]); printf("In"); void show int(int x) show-bytes((byte-pointer) &x, sizeof(int)); void show float(float x) show-bytes( (byte-pointer) &x, sizeof(float )) ; void show_double(double x) show bytes( (byte-pointer) &x, sizeof(double)); void show_pointer (void *x) show bytes( (byte-pointer) &x, sizeof(void *)); int main() int I-2147483645 int ival--54321; float fval-(float) ival; double dval-(double)ival; int *pval-&ival,; char *s-"ABCDEF"; show int(ival): show_float(fval); show_double(dval); 7show_pointer (pval); show bytes (s,strlen (s)); I-I+10; printf("2147483645+10= %d",1);

Explanation / Answer

1. Hexadecimal binary representation with Big Endian

2. ival binary representation will be 1100111100101011

3. pval will be the byte addressing of an unsigned integer variable.

4. s will have the start address of the given string

5.            sign        exp        frac

                0             +30         1. 9999999972060323

6.            sign        exp        frac

                0              +6           1.125

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