Consider the following code: #include char Flip_A_Coin(int x) } } if (x%2--0) return("heads"); else return("tails"); Assume that this code is stored in a file named coinl.c and compiled as follows: ahoover@video> gcc -o coinl coinl.c What sort of error would you expect to see? At what stage of building the program does this error occur? Task 2. Consider the following code: #define HEADS 0 #include "some_library.h" char * Flip_A_Coin(int x) { } main() if (x%2 -- HEADS) return("heads"); else return("tails"); printf("%s ",Flip_A_Coin(1)); Assume that this code is stored in a file named coin2.c and compiled as follows: ahoover@video> gcc -o coin2 coin2.c What sort of error might you expect to see? On what situation does this error depend? At what stage of building the program does this error occur?