Question : As you see the following example with exampleData, allocate myData to the memory and fill out the spaces to indicate how each data element is mapped. Assume that the memory is based on a 32-bit addressing system.

Please help to solve (fill in the box "A question you should solve") and please explain how the thing works. please use another method rather than the previous person answered this question. His/her answer was completely not what we are looking for.

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Example:

In a 32-bit addressing system, how many bytes does an instance from the following class?

struct nodeB {

char data_e;

double data_b;

char data_f;

short data_c;

char data_g;

short data_i;

char data_h;

int data_a;

nodeB *next;

}

An example: struct exampleData \{ char a; short b; l : A question you should solve: struct myData \} char a; long long int b; double c ; short d; char *e; float f; \begin{tabular}{|l|l|l|l|} \hline e & & & \\ \hline & & & \\ \hline data_b \\ \hline f & & data_c \\ \hline g & & data_i \\ \hline h & & \\ \hline data_a & \\ \hline *next \\ \hline \end{tabular} 36 bytes