(60 points total) Consider the following C code snippet:

// Global variable uint8_t ipt1[4];

// Input data 1 uint16_t ipt2[4];

// Input data 2 uint32_t ipt3[4];

// Input data 3 int main(void) {

for (int i = 0; i < 4; i++) {

ipt1[i] = i<<4; ipt2[i] = i<<5; ipt3[i] = i<<6; }

}

Assuming the addresses of arrays ipt1, ipt2, and ipt3, are 0x2000_0000, 0x2000_0010, and 0x2000_0020, respectively. Draw the memory map (addresses in hexadecimal and contents in decimal) in a similar way to those shown on page 1 of class notes of Module 7.

a. (10 points) Draw the memory map of the first 4 addresses starting from ipt1.

b. (20 points) Draw the memory map of the first 8 addresses starting from ipt2.

c. (30 points) Draw the memory map of the first 16 addresses starting from ipt3.