What correction needs to be made to ensure the correct outcome each time, on every computer?

Part 3: Dynamic Memory Allocation / Code Tracing. [15 marks] Using vi, create a new file and name it asn3c.c Type in the following code: #include #include void funct (int *p2) p2 = (int *) malloc (4); *p2 = 14; printf("%d ", *p2); int main() int *p; funct (p); printf("%d ", *p); return 0; The first printf() reached (you must figure out which one) produces the output "14". BUT ! The second printf() can cause a bus error or segmentation fault. - type in this program - compile the code into an executable named: asn3c a.) why does the error occur ? (you may need to use a memory map to see what is happening) - add a comment at the beginning of the main() function explaining the error. b.) what correction needs to be made to ensure the correct outcome each time, on every computer. - make the change - comment out the bad line(s) of code - comment your changes