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For this question, assume x86-64 and the following C struct definition. typedef struct { char* name; short servings; char rating; char* ingredients[6]; float cost; } recipe; a) What is the byte offset where rating begins?
b) What is the byte offset where ingredients [3] begins?
c) Is there any internal fragmentation? If so, how many bytes and where?
d) Is there any external fragmentation? If so, how many bytes and where?
e) Can the compiler reduce the amount of fragmentation?

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