Complete the stack diagram for the following C program as of the moment it reachesthe comment in function h(). Tip: your answer should show only the state of theprogram at a particular time; it's a good idea to work through the steps leading upto that time on a separate piece of scratch paper.void h(float* a, int i) {a[i] = 0.2*i;//DRAW STACK DIAGRAM HERE}int f(int* x, float* y, int q) {y[q+1] = 1.1;}h(y, q);return x [0] 2;DSTvoid g(int a[], int i) {a[i] = -2* i;}int main() {int u[5]float v[5];for (int i=3; i>0; i--) {}{9,0,-7,0,5);g(u, i);u [4] = f(u, v, i);printf("%d\n",u [0]);}main

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