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Suppose we have three variables declared as char *pc; int *pi; struct point {double x; double...

Suppose we have three variables declared as

char *pc;

int *pi;

struct point {double x; double y;};

struct point *p1;

struct point *p2[10];

Assume sizeof(char)=1, sizeof(int)=4, sizeof(double)=8.

The values of pc, pi, p1 and p2 are 240, 258, 410 and 480 respectively. What are the values of pc+1, pi+2, p1+4 and p2+3


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pc+1 => 241
pi+2 => 266
p1+4 => 474
p2+3 => 528
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