Give the line numbers executed once power is applied, assuming the switch is released(it starts from...

Give the line numbers executed once power is applied, assuming the switch is released(it starts from the state: STATE_WAIT_FOR_PRESS)
Keep writing numbers until you get a repeating pattern. It will start from line 11, which is the top of the while(1) loop

Also describe what the LED does while the SW1 is repeatedly pressed and released. (specify the case when it blinks)

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