#includeusing namespace std; int main() { struct foo_t { int x[100]; int var1; int y[10]; } foo; int var2; long i; int *p, *q; short int *s; long int *l; struct foo_t bar[50]; for (i=0; i< 100; i++) foo. x[i]=100+i; for (i=0; i< 10; i++) foo. y[i]=200+i; foo. var1 = 250; cout < < sizeof(*s) < < " "; cout < < sizeof(*p) < < " "; cout < < sizeof(*l) < < " "; q = (int *) & foo; cout < < q < < " "; p=& (foo. x[5]); cout < < *p < < " "; // point 1q = (int *) & var2; cout < < q < < " "; q = p+16; cout < < *q < < " "; i = ((long) p) + 16; q = (int *) i; cout < < *q < < " "; s = (short *) i; cout < < *s < < " "; l = (long *) i; cout < < *l < < " "; q = p+95; cout < < *q < < " "; q = p+98; cout < < *q < < " "; i = ((long) p) + 17; q = (int *) i; cout < < *q < < " "; q = p + ; cout < < *q < < " "; q = (int *) ) p) + ; cout < < *q < < " "; p = (int *) & bar; *(p + = 500; cout < < bar[8].var1 < < " "; }run the above program, commenting out the lines with blanks (you may need to modify the header for your system). what output to get? make sure to mention which computer/compiler you are using. you will need to understand your output before proceeding to answer the rest.