The answer to this is below, but where is the i = 4 in the second and last line come from?

i = 10 k = 15 l =10

i = 4 k = 3 l = 4

i = 4 j = 15

int i 10; int bar(int m, int *n) int foo(int k, int l) k- %d 1- %d ", i, k, *1 ) ; printf("1- k=3; +1 = 4; bar (k, l); %d int main() int j 15; foo (j, &i); printf ("i =%d j = %d ", i , j); return 0