Consider the following statements:

int numbers $[]=\{10,20,30\}$

cout $$ numbers;

cout $$ numbers $[0]$;

cout $$ numbers $[2]$;

The statement cout $$ numbers; would display $q,$

a$.102030$

b$.10$

c$.30$

d$.$ The address of the memory location that holds the value of the first element: $10.$

e$.$ The address of the memory location that holds the value of the last element; $30.$