Pass by value: When called - the value of the argument is copied into the corresponding parameter. Pass by reference: When called- the address of the argument is used as the address of the corresponding parameter, during the execution of the procedure. Pass by Name: The address and values of the corresponding arguments are used to resolve the address at runtime. Main Program: A: Integer; Data : Array (1..10] of Integer; Procedure1 (X: Integer, D2: Array[1..10] of Integer); Begin Data[X] := 99; X := 5; D2[AL:=55; End; Begin A : = 10; B := 10; Data[1..10] all set to 0; // initializations Output the values of A, B, Data (1..10] // output Procedure1 (A, Data); // call procedure Output the values of A, B, Data (1..10] // output End. Trace the execution of the program above and show the output under each of the following conditions: 1: All parameters are passed by value 2: All parameters are passed by reference 3: All parameters are passed by Name