Consider the following program and that a long is 8-bytes, an int is 4-bytes, and a char is 1-byte. #include int main(int argc, chart argv[]) { unsigned char c = Oxc2; int x = Oxbeef52d1; printf("%x ", (unsigned int) c); printf("%x ", (int)c); printf("%x ", (int) ((char) c)); printf("$x ", (int) ((unsigned char)x)); printf("%x ", (unsigned int) ((char)x)); printf("$x ", *((int *) ((char *) &x))); printf("%x ", *((unsigned char*) &x)); printf("\x ", (int) (*((char*) &x))); return 0; } What is output by the above program