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Complete the following Problems from Chapter 7 Subprogram Control of your textbook:

1. Problem 1 page 345
2. Problem 6 page 346
3. Problem 10 pages 346-347
4. Problem 12 pages 347-348
5. Problem 16 pages 348-349
   
   
6. Pascal has compound statements that allow grouping of statement sequences. C extends this idea to allow variable declarations at the beginning of compound statements which are called blocks. One way to implement block allocation (declaration of local variables with block scope) is to treat each block as a parameterless procedure and create an activation record (stack frame) for each block. This is very expensive and rarely done because there is an important difference between blocks and parameterless procedures that allows a more efficient implementation. What is the difference? Describe a more efficient implementation.