Question SECTION A $-$ #$1$

C$++$ uses a predictable scheme to store values of all data types. The following tables shows a few of such data types with an empty slot to contain the number of bytes used for the storage of a value of the data type.

$\backslash$table$[[$Data Types,$\backslash$table$[[$Coding Syntax in$],[$C$++]],$ID No$,$Storage in bytes for $1$ value$],[$Integer$,$Int,$1,],[$Character$,$Char,$2,],[$Float$,$Float,$3,],[$Double$,$double,$4,],[$Boolean$,$Boolean,$5,],[$String$,$String,$6,]]$

Task To Perform Question SECTION A $-$ #$1$

Using the ID No$,$ write in your answer sheet, the number of bytes that C$++$ uses for the storage of the corresponding data type value. If this number of bytes cannot be consistently $($or predictably$)$ determined, write the code that you might use to compute the number of bytes used for the storage.

$4$ Marks

Question SECTION A $-$ #$2$

Review the following table fragment that we studied in class:

$\backslash$table$[[48,30,06,69402],[49,31,061,6499$;