Consider the following C program

int main $()\{$

int x $=2123456789$;

float y $=$ x;

printf $("$y$=\%$f

$",$ y$)$;

return $0$;

$\}$

Suppose that we want to compile and execute this program. Choose the option below that describes what happens when this is attempted.

Note that a compiler warning is not the same as a compiler error. This question asks about errors, not warnings.

Note that when numbers are converted, there is sometimes a loss of precision, but this is not an unsafe access.

Question $1$ options:

The program compiles successfully without errors; when we run it$,$ execution completes successfully without crashes; but there is an unsafe access.

The program compiles successfully without errors; when we run it$,$ execution completes successfully without crashes; there are no unsafe accesses

The program has compilation errors.

The program compiles successfully without errors; when we run it$,$ execution stops with a crash$/$error$/$exception$.$