Convert the following pseudo code into assembly code int array_list(] = (10, 11, 13, 18, 21, 23, 24, 17, 45}; int array_size = sizeof array_list / sizeof sanple; int index = 0; // index for while loop int sun = 0; // accumulate the result for (current_size = array_size ; current_size > 8 ; current_size--){ while ( index < current_size){ if( array_list [index] is even ){ sum += array_list[index); index + 1; Store the result in the variable – sum.

If in an integer array the base address is 100, what will be memory address of array value at index 4.

QUESTION 1 When defining a Java array, the index range of the array: Must start at 1 Must start at 0 Can be a customized range (from 2 to 5, e.g.) at compilation time Can be a customized range (from 2 to 5, e.g.) at run time

In c language  Consider this array     unsigned int data [ ] = { 0xA3A4A5A6, 0x12131415 }      write a for loop to print the array values in this order   0x1415  0x1213  0xA5A6 0xA3A4