2. Evaluate the following computation in embedded C program using XC8 Compilerand explain the reason.(1) unsigned char t; t= 146*2;//t=?(2) unsigned int t;t= 78/34;//t=?(3) char x-255;(4) x-0XC2; y-0x2; z-x^y;(5) e-0XEDFC; e=e>>4;x= x+2;//x =? Overflow or Carry out?Il z=?lle=?(6) g-0XABCD; g=g<<2;(7) e=21; et=3;(8) f=0x70 | 7;Ilg=?lle=?//f-?

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2. Evaluate the following computation in embedded C program using XC8 Compiler and explain the reason. (1) unsigned char t; t 146*2; (2) unsigned int t; (3) char x-255; (4) x-0XC2; y-0x2; z=x^y; (5) e=0XEDFC; e=e>>4; (6) g-0XABCD; g=g<<2; (7) e=21; et=3; (8) f= 0x70 | 7; I/t=? %3D t= 78/343; //t=? x= x+2; I/x=? Overflow or Carry out? /l z=? lle=? llg=? lle=? /f=?

2. Evaluate the following computation in embedded C program using XC8 Compiler and explain the reason. (1) unsigned char t; t 146*2; (2) unsigned int t; (3) char x-255; (4) x-0XC2; y-0x2; z=x^y; (5) e=0XEDFC; e=e>>4; (6) g-0XABCD; g=g<<2; (7) e=21; et=3; (8) f= 0x70 | 7; I/t=? %3D t= 78/343; //t=? x= x+2; I/x=? Overflow or Carry out? /l z=? lle=? llg=? lle=? /f=?

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