Consider the following functions and main: void t() { int m; } void f() { int r; double s; int z; } void q(int x) { } int main() { int x; int z; t(); f(); q(z); return 0; } What does the following do? Draw the picture and learn. int *crazy(int x, int *p) { int z = 3; *p = z; p = &x; x = 4; return p; } int main() { int *q; int k = 5, j = 2; q = crazy(j, &k); }