Explain is it valid to address one element beyond the end of an array?
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Answer / Abhishek Mogha
No, it is not valid to access memory beyond the end of an array in C. Accessing memory beyond the bounds of an array leads to undefined behavior and can cause a program to crash or produce incorrect results.
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