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Show the stack with all activation record instances, including static and dynamic chains, when execution reaches position 1 in the following skeletal program. Assume bigsub is at level 1. function bigsub() { function a(flag) { function b() { ... a(false); ... } // end of b ... if (flag) b(); else c(); ... } // end of a function c() { function d() { ... <------------------------1 } // end of d ... d(); ... } // end of c ... a(true); ... } // end of bigsub The calling sequence for this program for execution to reach d is bigsub calls a a calls b

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Answer:

Stack for all the active record instances:

The initial calling sequences is bigsub

-The bigsub calls funa.

  • In static chain funa finishes their processes then it return back to bigsub
  • In dynamic chain funa finishes their processes then it return back to bigsub

-The funa calls funb.

  • In static chain funb finishes their processes then it return back to funa
  • In dynamic chain funb finishes their processes then it return back to funa

-The funb calls funa.

  • In static chain funa finishes their processes then it return back to bigsub
  • In dynamic chain funa finishes their processes then it return back to funb

-The funa calls func.

  • In static chain func finishes their processes then it return back to bigsub
  • In dynamic chain func finishes their processes then it return back to funa

-The func calls fund.

  • In static chain fund finishes their processes then it return back to func
  • In dynamic chain fund finishes their processes then it return back to func

Step-by-step explanation:

See the stack diagram.

Show the stack with all activation record instances, including static and dynamic-example-1
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