Consider the following program written in C syntax: void fun (int first, int second) { first += first; second += second; } void main() { int list[2] = {1, 3}; fun(list[0], list[1]); }   For each of the following parameter-passing methods, what are the values of the list array after execution? Passed by value Passed by reference Passed by value-result

Write a function in_list that will take as its parameters an input list called mylist and a number. If the number is in the list the function should retun true, ottherwise, it should retun false. def in_list(mylist,number):

Java/Data Structures: The Java Class Library implementation of the interface list return null when an index is out of range.  True or False

1)Write a Java program which stores three values by using singly linked list.- Node class1. stuID, stuName, stuScore, //data fields2. constructor3. update and accessor methods- Singly linked list class which must has following methods:1. head, tail, size// data fields2. constructor3. update and accessor methodsa. getSize() //Returns the number of elements in the list.b. isEmpty( ) //Returns true if the list is empty, and false otherwise.c. getFirstStuID( ), getStuName( ), getFirstStuScore( )d. addFirst(stuID, stuName, stuScore)e. addLast(stuID, stuName, stuScore)f. removeFirst ( ) //Removes and returns the first element of the list.g. displayList( ) //Displays all elements of the list by traversing the linked list.- Test class – initialize a singly linked list instance. Test all methods of singly linked list class.       2. Write a Java program which stores three values by using doubly linked list.- Node class4. stuID, stuName, stuScore, //data fields5. constructor6. update and…