This should be done in C.

How many bytes are used by your C system to store pointer variables? Use the size of operator to find out. Write a program that prints a table of values that shows the number of bytes needed to store a pointer to each of the fundamental types. Turn in both the code and the result. if i and j are ints, and p and q are pointers to int, which of the following assignment expressions are illegal? p = & i q = &p i = *&*&j p = &*&i *q = &j i = (*p) ++ + *q i = (int) p i = (*&) j