Modify the programming model to show how variables and arrays are stored in the working memory for each function and how the content of variables/arrays is changed by the program. Use the ? as the variable value when it is created with a declaration (note that parameter variables are initialized with a known value when the function is called). Update the variable/array element value as you trace the program. Use solid arrows to show how values are copied (if any) between the working memory allocated to the function main and the working memory allocated to other functions. For pointer variables, draw a dashed arrow to show the location referenced by the pointer. It is not necessary to show how values are copied to the parameters that are pointers (the dashed arrow will suffice). Show on the console programs output. You may wish to print a copy of the last page before coming to the lab on paper if you are more comfortable filling out the page by hand rather than using Word to complete the electronic version. Show and explain the results to your TA for marks for your points.

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