Run the program below with $4$ command line arguments of your own choosing, at least one of which is a flag and one of which is a non$-$flag argument. The program displays arex, addresses

a$.$ Record the command line that you used

b$.$ From the program output, report the base address $($the starting address$)$ of argy and range of addresses used store the command line.

Purpose: shows the arguments on the cod line ie: showArgs one two three $*$c

#include stdio ba #include sunistd.h #include $<$ stdlibh

int main$($int arge, char$*$ argxll.char $*$ enxplI

fprintfistdout, $"$My name is $\%$s$.$ I$\text{'}$m process #$\%$d$."$

"I have $"$d cod line argsinin". argx$[01$ getRidO.arge$)$:

$/$Showing the command line aras

for$($int $1=0$ argvElatt$)$

fprintf$\{$stdout$,"\%$p$.\%$s $[\%$p$]$n$"$

&argxlil. arexfil, arell:

fprintistdout, "Look at what's at location arglargs$]$: location: $"$p value: "pIn".

dargxIaras$]$ arexlargs$])$:

system$("$bash$")$:

create a subshell to look at $/$proc$/$pid$/$codline

fprintf$($stdout$,$ "We're back n$")$: fprintf$($stdout$."$

Just in time to leave!!! n$")$:

return $0$:

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