Computer science question number 32

(d) All arguments are passed by value-result? baffling(n) 32) Given the following segment of code, a definition of a Node and the beginning while statement, why is the short-circle evaluation important? As briefly as possible describe what would likely happen if the compiler did not use short-circuit evaluation and the key item was not in the list? (4 points) struct Node int key: struct Node next; struct Node head, p while(p != null && p.info != key) pp-onext if(pl-NULL) printf"Found %d ",key); fall 2017 mmccullough