(1) Observe the address of variable num1 and num2 (2) Observe the value of variable pointer1 and pointer2 right after variable declaration but before assignment after assignment O (3) Output num1's and num2's values using two pointers (Can't use num1 and num2) after the assignment (4) What happen if we use dereference operator with the pointer variables after declaring pointer1 and pointer2, before assignment? #include int main(int argc, char * argv[]) { int *pointer_1, *pointer_2; int num1 = 100, num2 10; //printf("(1) Address of num1 num2: % %p ",&numi, &num2); //printf("(2) Values of pointer_1 & pointer_2 BEFORE assignement: %p%p ", pointer_1, pointer_2); pointer_1 &num1; pointer_2 = &num2; //printf("(2) Values of pointer_1 & pointer_2 AFTER assignement: %p %p ", pointer_1, pointer_2); //printf("(3) Values of *pointer_1, *pointer_2: %d %d ", *pointer_1, *pointer_2); return 0; }