Below is a programme written with the en C programming language void main$()$

$\{$

$\}$

int a$,$ b;

a

b

$=$

$50$;

$50$;

printf$("$The memory address of the variable a is $\%$x $($in base $16)$

$",$ &a$)$;

printf$("$The memory address of the variable b is $\%$x $($in base $16)$

$",$ &b$)$;

And its equivalent written in Python, supposing a CPython interpreter $($standard$)$ at version $>=3\mathrm{.}0$

a

$=50$

b $=50$

print$("$The memory address of the variable a is $\{\}($in base $16)".$format $($hex $($id $($a$))$

print$("$The memory address of the variable b is $\{\}($in base $16)".$ format $($hex $($id $($b$))$

It is impossible to determine$/$predict the values which would be displayed on the console without executing the programmes, but we can guarantee the validity of the below statement

Choose one of the following answers

Please choose only one of the following:

The values displayed by the programme written in C are different for the address of a and the one of b$,$ but they are identical in Python

The values of the addresses of a and b are different for the programmes written in C and Python

The values for the addresses of a and b are $($respectively$)$ identical for the programme written in C and the one written in Python I don't know