No out of bounds error

Question

I have this code in C which takes in bunch of chars

#include 
# define NEWLINE \'\\n\'
int main()
{

char c;
char str[6];
int i =         


        

Answer 1

Because C/C++ doesn't check bounds.

Arrays are internally pointers to a location in memory. When you call arr[index] what it does is:

type value = *(arr + index);

The results are big numbers (not necessarily) because they're garbage values. Just like an uninitialized variable.