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![1. Structs and Arrays (2 points) Below is a short code segment which is supposed to read in ints from the user and store them in the array of a bar struct. It prints out the entered numbers and then returns a pointer to the bar struct. Unfortunately, there are a number of errors in this code (compile runtime, and logic). Identify at least 4 and briefly describe each error. i struct foo f 3 int array 2 int size 6 typedef struct bar too; B bar* readArray( 9 bar barr (bar ) salloc sizeof (bar) 10 (fbarr-array)int malloc( sizeof (int) 100) 11 inti-0 12 int temp; 13 14 while scan ttexp) 0)r (fbarr )temp; 15 16 17 18 19 (fbarr).sizei 20 21 printf (Numbers entered: ) 23 printd , fbarr->arrayi]); 24 25 return &fbarr; 26](https://d2vlcm61l7u1fs.cloudfront.net/media%2F7cb%2F7cbe7e41-c816-43f8-b6cd-557357747cee%2Fimage)
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1. Structs and Arrays (2 points) Below is a short code segment which is supposed to read in ints from the user and store them in the array of a bar struct. It prints out the entered numbers and then returns a pointer to the bar struct. Unfortunately, there are a number of errors in this code (compile runtime, and logic). Identify at least 4 and briefly describe each error. i struct foo f 3 int array 2 int size 6 typedef struct bar too; B bar* readArray( 9 bar barr (bar ) salloc sizeof (bar) 10 (fbarr-array)int malloc( sizeof (int) 100) 11 inti-0 12 int temp; 13 14 while scan ttexp) 0)r (fbarr )temp; 15 16 17 18 19 (fbarr).sizei 20 21 printf (“Numbers entered: ) 23 print”d “, fbarr->arrayi]); 24 25 return &fbarr; 26
Expert Answer
struct f
{
int size;
int arry;
}
typedef struct bar f;
bar** readarray()
{
bar *fbarr *(bar*) malloc(size of(bar));
*(fbarr=>array)=(int*)malloc(sizeof(int)*100);
int i=0;
int temp;
while(fscanf(“%d”, &temp) i=0)
{
*(fbarr+1)=temp;
i++;
}
(*fbarr).size=i;
printf(“numbers entered:”);
for(i=0;i<=fbarr->size;i++)
{
printf(“%d”,fbarr->array{i});
}
return %fbarr;
}
