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Draw the activation record instance. Assume it uses stack-dynamic local variables

Implement the subprograms. See the following functions in C/C++:

void f1 (int A[2], char C, int B)
{
char S[2];
double T;

}

void main()
{
int k[2], n;
char t;
….
fi (k, t, n);
….
}
Draw the activation record instance. Assume it uses stack-dynamic local variables.
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