Please solve this problem using c++.

Description Thank you for your help with pointer chasing! Unfortunately, I have run into another con- fusing problem This time, I have been writing some programs. In each program, I allocate a region of mem- ory and set it all to zero. As the program runs, I store values in memory and create pointers to those values, and sometimes pointers to those pointers. Then, I choose any pointer and "chase" it, dereferencing as many times as needed to find the value I am looking for. I might chase many different addresses, and I want to know the result of following each one However, my programs sometimes cause cycles, where some pointers point back to addresses that have already been seen. What is worse, sometimes I accidentally store addresses that are outside the bounds of the allocated memory region. Then, when chasing, I get the most pe culiar error: segmentation fault Can you help me debug my programs by telling me which chase instructions lead to cycles and which ones lead to an out of bounds memory access? Input The first line of input will contain three space-separated integers S, A, N satisfying 0KS