QUESTION 2 2 points Save Answer Syntax-wise, what is a Forth word? O a. A word is a lexeme consisting of one or more letters and/or digits. O b. A word is the basic unit of memory in Forth's memory model. O c. Words are lexemes consisting of non-space characters separated by space. Od. A word is a lexeme consisting of one or more special characters: printable characters that are not letters, digits, or whitespace. Oe. Forth's words are its twenty-seven keywords. Of. Words form a special lexeme category, distinct from Forth's keywords, identifiers, and operators. QUESTION 3 2 points Save Answer Describe ANSI Forth's typing. O a. ANSI Forth's typing is static and mostly manifest. O b. ANSI Forth's typing is static and mostly implicit. OC. ANSI Forth's typing is dynamic and mostly manifest. O d. ANSI Forth's typing is dynamic and mostly implicit. Oe. ANSI Forth has no type checking, so none of the above descriptions apply