The C program given below executes some simple arithmetic and logic operations in a 32-bit CPU....

 

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The C program given below executes some simple arithmetic and logic operations in a 32-bit CPU. Predict the printf() output after complete program execution. int main() } unsigned int a = 11, b = 5, c = 0; signed int x=0xFEDCBA98, y = 0x12345678, z = 0; cab+a b; printf("cd ", c); printf("a d ", a++); if (x>y) f } else printf("x is bigger than y "); } 1 printf("y is bigger than x "); } (a)? (z xlly) (= xly); printf("08x", z); return 0; [4 Marks] The C program given below executes some simple arithmetic and logic operations in a 32-bit CPU. Predict the printf() output after complete program execution. int main() } unsigned int a = 11, b = 5, c = 0; signed int x=0xFEDCBA98, y = 0x12345678, z = 0; cab+a b; printf("cd ", c); printf("a d ", a++); if (x>y) f } else printf("x is bigger than y "); } 1 printf("y is bigger than x "); } (a)? (z xlly) (= xly); printf("08x", z); return 0; [4 Marks]