Using your favorite language and compiler, write a program that can tell the order in which certain subroutine parameters are evaluated. Consider the following (erroneous) program in C: void foo() {...

Using your favorite language and compiler, write a program that can tell the

order in which certain subroutine parameters are evaluated.

Consider the following (erroneous) program in C:

void foo() {

int i;

printf("%d ", i++);

}

int main() {

int j;

for (j = 1; j <=>

}

Local variable i in subroutine foo is never initialized. On many systems,

however, the program will display repeatable behavior, printing 01234

56789. Suggest an explanation. Also explain why the behavior on other

systems might be different, or nondeterministic.