find errors in C function [closed]

Question

This function converts a Boolean value to a string. point out possible runtime bugs.

#define TRUE  1
#define FALSE 0

char* bool2Str(boolean x)
{
char result[5];

if (x == TRUE)
strcpy(result, "TRUE");

if (FALSE == x) 
strcpy(result, "FALSE");

return &(result[0]);
}

Answer 1

1. Buffer overflow: "FALSE" is 6 bytes including the null terminator which strcpy will dutifully write, but there's only space for 5.
2. A local temporary is returned by address from the function, making the returned value unusable (except to test it against NULL I suppose).
3. Values other than 0 or 1 will not write anything at all. This pales in comparison to the other two bugs.