1. Consider the program below. a. What would the output be in a language with static...

1. Consider the program below.

a. What would the output be in a language with static scoping rules? Explain your answer.

b. What would the output be in a language with dynamic scoping rules? Explain your answer.

int x; //global

int main() {

x = 11;

fun1();

fun2();

}

void fun1() {

int x = 19;

fun3();

}

void fun2() {

int x = 4;

fun3();

}

void fun3() {

print(x);

}

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