Assigned Problems from the Textbook: 3-1 F/W distinction. A common error in writing PIC microcontroller code is to forget to specify the destination of an instruction, when such a specification is required. The assembler will post a warning when this is done, but it is up to the code writer to pay attention to such warnings. Usually, a posted warning indicates that an omitted option was filled with a default value and then the assembly process completed. It only takes the default choice to differ from the designer's assumed choice for the warning to be identifying what is actually an error. What will be the consequence if an Incf COUNT Instruction is interpreted by the assembler as Incf COUNT, W When, in fact, what was intended was Incf COUNT, F If this instruction is used as a loop counter with the intention of looping until COUNT = 4