What would be the result of trying to access an array with a pointer that has not been initialized?
- It will access a random memory location, leading to undefined behavior.
- The pointer will point to the beginning of the array.
- The program will compile but throw a runtime error.
- The program will not compile.
Accessing an array with an uninitialized pointer in C leads to undefined behavior because the pointer doesn't point to a valid memory location. The result is unpredictable and can lead to crashes or incorrect data manipulation.
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