Overall, how many bits in this structure definition will be used out of the overall structure allocation (as compared to how many are unused or used as padding)?Struct example { uint16_t a:2 uint16_t b:3 uint16_t c:4 uint16_t d;};1 point64 bits are being used32 bits are being used25 bits are being used10 bits are being used7 bits are being used

Consider the following C declaration. struct {     short s[5];    union {          float y;          long z;     }u; } t;Assume that objects of the type short, float and long occupy 2 bytes, 4 bytes and 8 bytes, respectively. The memory requirement for variable t, ignoring alignment considerations, isa.22 bytesb.14 bytesc.18 bytesd.10 bytes

How many bytes will this statement allocate on a 64-bit machine?malloc(sizeof(int) * 4)416832I do

What is the size of this union definition below given the MSP432 32-bit architecture?union example { uint8_t * ptr; uint32_t data; uint8_t ** dptr; };1 point6 bytes4 bytes8 bytes1 byte

What is the sizeof(char) in a 32-bit C compiler?*1 point1 bit2 bits1 Byte2 Bytes

Question 4Given a 32-bit architecture, a void pointer will dereference how much data?1 point8 Bits16 Bits32 Bits64 BitsCannot be dereferenced