Answer the questions in Pointers in C section below. Try to identify the key to each problem and answers concise and to the point; 2-3 sentences should suffice. These questions bring up important points about pointer usage in C.

Pointers in C Students must turn in the answers to these questions to get 25% credit of Project 0 1) Consider the following C program #include int main(int argc, char *argvl]) char *temp; strcpy(temp, argv[O]); return 0; Why is the above code incorrect (i.e., likely to crash)? 2) Consider the following C program #include int main(int argc, char *argvl]) char temp[9; strcpy(temp, argv[0]); return 0; A buffer overflow occurs when the program name is 9 characters long (e.g., "12345.exe"). Why? 3) Consider the following C program #include int main(int argc, char *argvl]) char *buffer "Hello"; strcpy(buffer, "World"); return 0; Why does this program crash