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Given the following: int xyz[9] = {88, 99, 22, 15}; int *ptr = xyz; and assuming...

Given the following:

int xyz[9] = {88, 99, 22, 15};

int *ptr = xyz;

and assuming that xyz is stored at memory address 2500, what is the value of each of the following?

  1. xyz[0]
  2. xyz[2]
  3. xyz[4]
  4. xyz[9]
  5. &xyz[0]
  6. ptr
  7. *ptr
  8. *ptr+1
  9. *(ptr+1)
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xyz[0] is 88
xyz[2] is 22
xyz[4] is not valid
xyz[9] is not valid
&xyz[0] is 2500
ptr is 2500
*ptr is 88
*ptr+1 89
*(ptr+1) 99
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