2. This question is about code generation. The first two parts make reference to the following program fragment in a Java-like language: class MyInt { private int n; public My Int (int i) { n=j; } public int f (int x) { n=n+1; return n*x; } public MyInt g (int x) { int j x+n; MyInt r = new MyInt()); return r; } } (b) Explain how the compilation of methods and method invocation in object-oriented languages, can be reduced to the compilation of procedures and procedure calls. Your answer should suppose an approach involving method tables. ii. Explain briefly how method bodies are stored in memory, and how these memory locations may be found at run-time in a method invocation. [10 marks]