After the following chunk of code is compiled and executed, what are possible outcomes and outputs? Select all that apply. Assume each typedefed struct (CS610, CS161, CS162) only has a 15-character array field called name; all classes fields accesses are both initialised and instantiated but name for each has not been; and that garbage memory addresses will not print comprehensible phrases and are considered "invalid". Assume that syntax warnings and errors in previous lines do not perpetuate to later lines. void printing (Classscheduling classes) { classes.cs161 - (CS161) {"I love CS161!"}; classes.cs162 = (CS162) ("I love CS1621"}; printf("%s", classes.cs161->name); CS61C cs6lc = "I love CS61C!"); classes.cs610 = &cs61c; printf("%s", classes.cs162.name); printf("%s", classes.cs61c->name); } I love CS61C! I love CS161 I love CS162 I love SDFSES I love 32142 dFDdela Mb9mAMC EF2Ave CS162! Invalid memory accesses Syntax errors Incorrect memory access operators None of the above After the following chunk of code is compiled and executed, what are possible outcomes and outputs? Select all that apply. Assume each typedefed struct (CS610, CS161, CS162) only has a 15-character array field called name; all classes fields accesses are both initialised and instantiated but name for each has not been; and that garbage memory addresses will not print comprehensible phrases and are considered "invalid". Assume that syntax warnings and errors in previous lines do not perpetuate to later lines. void printing (Classscheduling classes) { classes.cs161 - (CS161) {"I love CS161!"}; classes.cs162 = (CS162) ("I love CS1621"}; printf("%s", classes.cs161->name); CS61C cs6lc = "I love CS61C!"); classes.cs610 = &cs61c; printf("%s", classes.cs162.name); printf("%s", classes.cs61c->name); } I love CS61C! I love CS161 I love CS162 I love SDFSES I love 32142 dFDdela Mb9mAMC EF2Ave CS162! Invalid memory accesses Syntax errors Incorrect memory access operators None of the above