Suppose the state of the argument segment is as follows: argument 0 10 1 2 1234556 7 68 push constant 0 pop local 0 push constant 15 pop local 1 push local 1 push argument 1 gt pop local 2 push local push argument 0 add pop local 0 9 10 11 12 13 push local 1 14 push local 1 15 push constant 1 16 sub 17 add 18 pop local 1 What will be the value of local 1?

Suppose the state of the argument segment is as follows: argument 0 10 1 2 1234556 7 68 push constant 0 pop local 0 push constant 15 pop local 1 push local 1 push argument 1 gt pop local 2 push local push argument 0 add pop local 0 9 10 11 12 13 push local 1 14 push local 1 15 push constant 1 16 sub 17 add 18 pop local 1 What will be the value of local 1?

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