write a small application ON C++ that creates the complete command string that would be sent to the OUSB Board to increment the LEDs sequentially from 0 to 10 and display it on the console window. Note that you will also need to consider the function _itoa_s()

Another common task is to compare two nullterminated strings to confirm that they are identical.

Unlike numerical data, the equivalence (==) operator cannot be used. To compare nullterminated strings the function strcmp() can be utilised.

Set the command line input argument to the letter 'a' and write a small program using strcmp() to determine if the character is indeed an 'a'.

To create the nullterminated string to compare against you can use the following code: const char letterA[2] = {'a','\0'}; or const char letterB[] = "b";