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![(a) [5] Draw the symbol tables created for this program as follows: List in each symbol table
all the identifiers in that scope as pairs (identifier,type). Then draw the links (pointers)
between the symbol tables that establish the stack structure.
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(b) [5] Let the scope checking algorithm process line 8 of the program. Identify in your
answer to the previous question the symbol table corresponding to the current scope as
well as the symbol tables corresponding to all the open scopes.
5] Explain then how are the symbol tables inspected to obtain the type of the variable
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Transcribed Image Text:(a) [5] Draw the symbol tables created for this program as follows: List in each symbol table
all the identifiers in that scope as pairs (identifier,type). Then draw the links (pointers)
between the symbol tables that establish the stack structure.
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(6) 19 Idely between the op
larify your choice
rated above and
and
(b) [5] Let the scope checking algorithm process line 8 of the program. Identify in your
answer to the previous question the symbol table corresponding to the current scope as
well as the symbol tables corresponding to all the open scopes.
5] Explain then how are the symbol tables inspected to obtain the type of the variable
gv and argc on line 8.
![2. [15] The following program undergoes scope checking using a stack of symbol tables:
1. void main (int argc, char** argv, char** env) {
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int a, float b;
if (argc >= 10) {
int b;
for (int argc = 1; argc < 10; argc++ ) {
cout << argv [argc];
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Transcribed Image Text:2. [15] The following program undergoes scope checking using a stack of symbol tables:
1. void main (int argc, char** argv, char** env) {
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فی خانه نه
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int a, float b;
if (argc >= 10) {
int b;
for (int argc = 1; argc < 10; argc++ ) {
cout << argv [argc];
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