Part A. From-) For each state ment below, circle "T", if the statement is true, otherwise circle "F", if it is false. Each correct choice is worth 2 points, and no points are given for incorrect choices, or if both choices are selected. T F Memory allocated with malloc () resides on the stack. T F When array char a [10] is passed to a function as a parameter using the syntax a [], the compiler copies the array contents to the stack. T F Before an LC-3 assembly program executes (in 1c3sim, for example), all registers are initialized to zero, whilst memory is not. and a next field pointing to the next node. He wants to use GDB to examine the value of the second node in the list starting with head (a type node_t*). Suggest Howie which GDB command he should use. Part C. (5 Is) USING 15 WORDS OR FEWER, explain how to understand function Foo's ou tput. Part A. From-) For each state ment below, circle "T", if the statement is true, otherwise circle "F", if it is false. Each correct choice is worth 2 points, and no points are given for incorrect choices, or if both choices are selected. T F Memory allocated with malloc () resides on the stack. T F When array char a [10] is passed to a function as a parameter using the syntax a [], the compiler copies the array contents to the stack. T F Before an LC-3 assembly program executes (in 1c3sim, for example), all registers are initialized to zero, whilst memory is not. and a next field pointing to the next node. He wants to use GDB to examine the value of the second node in the list starting with head (a type node_t*). Suggest Howie which GDB command he should use. Part C. (5 Is) USING 15 WORDS OR FEWER, explain how to understand function Foo's ou tput