Problem $3.$ Given the following declarations:

typedef struct $\{$

int foo;

long bar;

char bazz $[6]$ ;

$\}$ somestruct$\_$t;

typedef struct $\{$

long foo;

int count;

short fizzle;

short faddle;

$\}$ astruct$\_$t;

struct bazz $\{$

somestruct$\_$t field$1$;

astruct$\_$t inner $[4]$ ;

$\}$ gribble, probarray $[5]$ ;

somestruct$\_$t sarray$[20]$ ;

For this problem, assume the compiler places the array sarray at address $x,$ the struct gribble at $y,$ and probarray at $z.$ Make your answers as concrete as possible $($i$.$e$.,$ the only unknowns should be $x,y$ and $z).$

a$.$ How many bytes will be occupied by the array sarray? How much of that, if any, is padding added for alignment?

b$.$ Is it possible to cahnge the definition of somestruct$\_$t to reduce the amount of padding in sarray? $($You may not change the types of the fields.$)$

c$.$ How many bytes will be occupied by the variable gribble? $($Note: the correct answer will be what is returned by sizeof $($gribble$).)$

d$.$ What can you say about the address of the variable gribble?

e$.$ What is the address of sarray $[3].$bar?

f$.$ What is the address of the field probarray$[1].$inner$[2].$fizzle?