I Static and Dynamic Scoping. Consider the following program written in the C syntax. int a, b, c, x, y, z; void print (int p) if (p-0) else if (p1) else if (p-2) printf("f: %d printf("g: %d printf ("main: %d %d %d %d %d %d %d %d %d %d ", a, %d ", a, %d %d ", b, b, a, x, x, b, z); z); y, z); y, y, x, int f(int x, int y) int a- 10 b100 c-1000; x = g(10); int y yg(x) int x; x = a+b; b -g(a) print (0); print (0) return x a-y*b+z*c; int g (int a) print (1) a = 2*a ; b = 2*b; y = 2*y; return (x t y-z) * ai int main() int c-1; a10; x = 100; y = 1000; z-f (x, y) z-g (a) print (2) return 0 1) 2) What is the output of this program if static scoping is used? What is the output of this program if dynamic scoping is used