Scope & binding nonsense university test

I'm preparing an exam: but in the past exams on scope and bindings, I always see exercises with this kind of problem. Does this program not go in an infinite loop? Am I wrong?


int x = 200;
int n = 100;
int h()
write(n+x);

void foo (int f(), int n)
int x = 4;
int n = 3; //HERE IS THE PROBLEM THAT CAUSE INFINTE LOOP IMO
int g()
write(n+x);

if (n==0)
int x = 40;
int n = 30;
f();
h();

else
foo(f, 0);



foo(h, 1);




What will the program print with static scope and deep binding?
(This is the question in the exam, but I noticed that in all of these kinds of exercises there's this problem so I think I am wrong about something)

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