What Arduino memory is your program written to? Flash memory SRAM EEProm USB memory EEPROM stands for Electrically Eraseable Programmable Read-Only Memory? True False Assuming that you included the EEPROM functions in your program and initialized bVar properly, what statement would read information from your EEPROM?" bVar = PROGMEM(10); bVar EEPROM.read(10); bVar = read(10); bVar = (flash) read(10); Why might you we put functions in libraries for the Arduino and then reference them later? Because a Library always saves program space. Because using a library always results in a faster executing program. You don't have to re-invent code or write some funtions from scratch. because libraries are mandated within the Arduino programming environment. You can create your own personal library within the Arduino development environment. True False What statement would set up a digital output port on your Arduino. "pinmode(pin_12,BOTH);" O"pinmode(pin_12,INPUT_PULLUP);" "pinmode(pin_12,INPUT);" "pinmode(pin_12,OUTPUT);" What statement would set up a digital input port on your Arduino. O"pinmode(pin_12,BOTH);" "pinmode(pin_12,INPUT_OUTPUT);" "pinmode(pin_12,INPUT);" O"pinmode(pin_12,OUTPUT);" What are the three possible digital port configurations specified with the pinmode() statement? O "INPUT, NULL, OUTPUT" "INPUT, INPUT_PULLUP, OUTPUT" "INPUT, OUTPUT, OUTPUT_PULLUP" "INPUT, INPUT_PULLUP, 9600" "What pinmode() ""MODE"" connects an internal resistor from VCC (+DC) to the the digital port on an Arduino?" INPUT_PULLUP INPUT OUTPUT OUTPUT_PULLUP