Always assume that uint8_t x = 0x70; int8_t y = 0xF0; uint8_t z; (If you think...

  

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Always assume that uint8_t x = 0x70; int8_t y = 0xF0; uint8_t z; (If you think that the program never finishes, tell me why you think so.) (1) if (y> 0x7A) { Z = 20; (2) uint8_t PINB = 0x0B; (3) (4) } else { } Z = X & Y; Z = X && y; Z = 30; z = 0; while (y < 0) { } (5) Z = } ++y; ++Z; 10; while (x < 0) { predict the result in z after each statement. ++X; Z += 10; Always assume that uint8_t x = 0x70; int8_t y = 0xF0; uint8_t z; (If you think that the program never finishes, tell me why you think so.) (1) if (y> 0x7A) { Z = 20; (2) uint8_t PINB = 0x0B; (3) (4) } else { } Z = X & Y; Z = X && y; Z = 30; z = 0; while (y < 0) { } (5) Z = } ++y; ++Z; 10; while (x < 0) { predict the result in z after each statement. ++X; Z += 10;

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