Consider the following pseudo-code. Assume that the language has one global scope, one scope per function and one scope for each braced code block. int x = 10; int third (int x) { print x; { int. x = 30; second(); } int second() { print x; 1 int first() { int x = 25; third (x); first(); 1. (4 pts) Draw the symbol tables in separation for all the scopes in this program. Assume that each table contains two columns: name and type. 2/3 2. (2 pts) If the language uses static scoping rules, what's the expected output from the print statement? Justify your answer by showing the hierarchy of the symbol tables at the print statement. 3. (2 pts) If the language uses dynamic scoping rules, what's the expected output from the print state- ment? Justify your answer by showing the hierarchy of the symbol tables at the print statement.