How does C handle array indices that are out of bounds?
- C dynamically resizes the array
- C ignores out-of-bounds indices
- C throws a runtime error
- C wraps around to the beginning of the array
In C, when array indices are out of bounds, the behavior is undefined. C does not perform any bounds checking, and it's the programmer's responsibility to ensure indices are within bounds to avoid unexpected results.
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