For this question, refer to the following C program: int FindLen(char *); int main(void) { char str[10]; printf("Enter a string : "); scanf("%s", str); printf("%s has %d characters\n", str,...

For this question, refer to the following C program:

int FindLen(char *);

int main(void)

{

char str[10];

printf("Enter a string : ");

scanf("%s", str);

printf("%s has %d characters\n", str, FindLen(str));

}

int FindLen(char * s)

{

int len=0;

while (*s != '\0') {

len++;

s++;

}

return len;

}

a. What is the size of the stack frame for the functions main and

FindLen?

b. Show the contents of the stack just before FindLen returns if the

input string is apple.

c. What would the stack frame look like if the program were run and

the user typed a string of length greater than ten characters? What

would happen to the program?