i) Assume that the code fragment in Figure 5 (lines numbered 1-6) is part of a...

  

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i) Assume that the code fragment in Figure 5 (lines numbered 1-6) is part of a C program which runs on a 32-bit machine. Indicate the size (in bytes) of each of the variables data1 and data2. Your answer must also state the size (in bytes) that is occupied in memory by the variable myData. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. union anExample { int datal; double data2 [5]; }; union anExample my Data; Figure 5 ii) Now imagine that line 3 is replaced with the statement int data3;. Briefly describe in your own words what would happen if the new code fragment was included into a program that used this data structure. iii) Rewrite the code fragment in Figure 5, such that it defines an alias called myType to be used with variables of the type shown. i) Assume that the code fragment in Figure 5 (lines numbered 1-6) is part of a C program which runs on a 32-bit machine. Indicate the size (in bytes) of each of the variables data1 and data2. Your answer must also state the size (in bytes) that is occupied in memory by the variable myData. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. union anExample { int datal; double data2 [5]; }; union anExample my Data; Figure 5 ii) Now imagine that line 3 is replaced with the statement int data3;. Briefly describe in your own words what would happen if the new code fragment was included into a program that used this data structure. iii) Rewrite the code fragment in Figure 5, such that it defines an alias called myType to be used with variables of the type shown.