Use the following code and variable allocation table to answer the following questions. struct abc {unsigned int a; unsigned char b; unsigned short c;}; int main(void) {struct abc x (0x11111111, 0x22, 0x3333}; unsigned char b; b = x. b; a. What value is assigned to the variable b? b. What is the generated assembly (ARM) for the following statement? b = x. b; Use the following code and variable allocation table to answer the following questions. union xy {unsigned int x; unsigned char y [4];}; int main (void) {union xy u; unsigned char c; u. x = 0x12345678; c = u. y [1]; a. What is the generated assembly (ARM) for the following statement? u. x = 0x12345678; b. What is the generated assembly (ARM) for the following statement? c = u.y [1]; Use the following code and variable allocation table to answer the following questions. struct abc {unsigned int a; unsigned char b; unsigned short c;}; int main(void) {struct abc x (0x11111111, 0x22, 0x3333}; unsigned char b; b = x. b; a. What value is assigned to the variable b? b. What is the generated assembly (ARM) for the following statement? b = x. b; Use the following code and variable allocation table to answer the following questions. union xy {unsigned int x; unsigned char y [4];}; int main (void) {union xy u; unsigned char c; u. x = 0x12345678; c = u. y [1]; a. What is the generated assembly (ARM) for the following statement? u. x = 0x12345678; b. What is the generated assembly (ARM) for the following statement? c = u.y [1]