2. The following switch statement does not compile. Explain why. (2) a. Hint: Some rules must...

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2. The following switch statement does not compile. Explain why. (2) a. Hint: Some rules must be followed when using a switch statement. // the details of the function* are not important for this exercise #include #include void function1(); void function2(); void function3(); void functionb(); void function5(); int main(int argc, char const*argv[]) uint8_t a = 2, b = 4; switch (a) { case 1: function1(); break; case 2: function2(); break; case 3: function3(); functionb(); case b: break; case 5: } function5(); default: return 0; printf("No valid function was found!"); 2. The following switch statement does not compile. Explain why. (2) a. Hint: Some rules must be followed when using a switch statement. // the details of the function* are not important for this exercise #include #include void function1(); void function2(); void function3(); void functionb(); void function5(); int main(int argc, char const*argv[]) uint8_t a = 2, b = 4; switch (a) { case 1: function1(); break; case 2: function2(); break; case 3: function3(); functionb(); case b: break; case 5: } function5(); default: return 0; printf("No valid function was found!");