public class problem1 {

public static void main(String[] args) {

short a = 1200;

short b = -200;

char c = 'x';

char d = 'y';

float e = (float) 6.25;

}

}

Compile the java source code problem1.java, we then have problem1.class which is a binary file including binary numbers and is called java byte code. The java byte code will be translated by JVM (Java Virtual Machine) into assembly code and then executed by our CPU (Central Processing Unit). Below is the content of problem1.class opened by a binary editor called ultraedit, indicate the location of the fours variable a, b, c, d and e in this file.

(25 points)

4 .)Nigu 4E52AB-C15110012000 30006000010000 D94-C75-1.A 066646663 008A42682 000011000 0CF4BEC6D22-0004000 0365566766000000000 4632899-5F00-906AB0 0045626-A C F 0 D 0 0 0 9 0 0 0 0047266664000003 0006174 62010007000 A102045E2700096007B 0006076266000001000 0F1D-33-FE00000E000 1006056366000003000 0065EF2D2-001118881 00576276 600B007000 479E97550C47-000000 3024667676000001000 0E85-EFC8F00000D16B 0026666602000043000 003ED-3201317008000 000666560600R 003000 07094CAF-600A-0F043 000606060700 00F001 01C0F026-165001000 004020706200001000 0EF11100A 00067C159 03006070600003B00 840566D50450000500 C7067500-70000B000 091C-90003000-480FC 4606620006000003000 0123456789abcdef0-23 00000000000000001111