For each of the following descriptions of something stored in memory when a program that was coded in C is running. State whether the memory is part of static memory, an activation record in the stack, or the heap (i. e., dynamic memory). For those entities that are stored in an activation record, state whether the memory resides in the first, second, or third section of the activation record. For some of these parts, you may have to speculate about the most likely way that a provided class is implemented. a. A bool that is a public data member of an object that is a parameter of a constructor.
b. A char that is stored in a C++ string object containing many characters, if the string object is a parameter of a regular function.
c. A char that is stored in a C++ string object containing many characters, if the string object is a local variable of a private data member of a class.
d. An int that is a temporary variable created by the compiler that is local to a protected member function of a class.
e. The value of a register that has been backed up when a regular function has been called and will need to be restored when the function ends.