Given the following piece of code: typedef struct { 7/3/21 1:24 PM Pagina 4 di 9 char name[10]; char surname[10]; float score; } student; student *s, vet[10]; Suppose that your system is a 64-bit...

This is not a graded question so please don't disregard it as if it is. Thank you in advance professor! Ps: everything should be coded in C Not C++Given the following piece of code:<br>typedef struct {<br>7/3/21 1:24 PM<br>Pagina 4 di 9<br>char name[10];<br>char surname[10];<br>float score;<br>} student;<br>student *s, vet[10];<br>Suppose that your system is a 64-bit machine, and float variables occupy 32 bit. Assume that both<br>the variable s and the array vet have been initialized (even if the corresponding code is not<br>shown). Answer the following questions:<br>A) Which is the memory occupation in Byte of the variable s?<br>B) Which is the memory occupation in Byte of the array vet?<br>C) Are the following lines of code correct? Say yes/no to each. In case the answer is no, briefly<br>say why.<br>1. S++;<br>2. s=vet;<br>3. vet+=2;<br>4. s=*vet;<br>

Extracted text: Given the following piece of code: typedef struct { 7/3/21 1:24 PM Pagina 4 di 9 char name[10]; char surname[10]; float score; } student; student *s, vet[10]; Suppose that your system is a 64-bit machine, and float variables occupy 32 bit. Assume that both the variable s and the array vet have been initialized (even if the corresponding code is not shown). Answer the following questions: A) Which is the memory occupation in Byte of the variable s? B) Which is the memory occupation in Byte of the array vet? C) Are the following lines of code correct? Say yes/no to each. In case the answer is no, briefly say why. 1. S++; 2. s=vet; 3. vet+=2; 4. s=*vet;

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