Refer to the program on page $171$ of Blum.

$($For the on$-$line version of Blum search for

$$Using Pointers to Copy a String$)$ If you

substituted $$A$$ for $\backslash 0$ in the $$while$$ loop

condition, what would be the output to your

serial monitor?

EE $2845$ Spring M$.$ Goodheart Homework $4$

a$.$ No effect. The serial monitor output would be $$This is a test

string$.$

b$.$ The string $$This is a test string$$ would be printed along with other

$10$ lines of $\backslash 0.$

c$.$ The string $$This is a test string$$ would be printed along with other

crazy stuff from your Arduino$$s memory. The $$while$$ loop will

exit when the character $$A$$ or numerical $41$h is found. The

program may terminate because of a memory violation

d$.$ You could not run the program because the compiler would always

flag an error and prevent you from loading the program.

e$.$ The serial monitor output would be $$This is $$ because the $$while$$

loop would exit when the $$a$$ in $$This is a test string$$ was

detected.