[12 points] Consider the following program written in a language with the same syntax and semantics as Cexcept the used parameter passing method (check the question parts). void swap(int a, int b) { int tmp = a; a = b; b = tmp; } int main() { int arr[5] = {1,2,3,4,5}; int i = 4; swap(arr[0],arr[4]); Swap(i, arr[i]); } a) Show the values of i and arr after each swap call if the language uses pass-by-value method. After first swap call arr After second swap call i: arr: b) Show the values of i and arr after each swap call if the lanquage uses pass-by-reference method. After first swap call arr After second swap call i: arr: c) Show the values of i and arr after each swap call if the language uses pass-by-name method. After first swap call arr After second swap call i: arr: d) Show the values of i and arr after each swap call if the language uses pass-by-value-result method. Assume that we transfer the parameters in the same order of the arguments in the call and the address of an argument is computed during the subprogram call, not the return. After first swap call arr After second swap i: arr: