ja Consider the following assembly code for a function with a switch: foo: .LEBO: movl fedi, feax cmpb $4, dil .L9 movzbledil, fecx leag .L4 (&rip), frsi movslq (&rsi, %rcx, 4), frdx adda Srsi, rdx notrack jmp *Srdx .L4: .long .L8-.L4 .long .L7-.L4 .long .L10-.14 .long .L6-L4 .long .L3-L4 .text .L8: leal 0(, $rdi,8), feax subl fedi, feax .L2 .L7: leal (%rdi, &rdi, 4), fedx leal (&rdi, &rdx, 2), Seax jmp .L2 jmp .L10: movl $99, Seax .L6: addl $i, 'eax .L2: movsbl fal, feax ret .L3: leal sall jmp (&rdi, &rdi,2), feax $2, feax .L2 .L9: movl jmp $0, feax .L2 Based on the assembly code above, fill in the blanks below in its corresponding C source code. int foo (char c) { switch (c) case 0: case 1: case 2: case 3: case 4: default: } return }