If you try to access an array using an index outside of its bounds, C# returns an "array out$-$of$-$bounds exception".$$ Aside from the fact that you cannot use an index that is out$-$of$-$bounds, why do you think this is a problem?$$ In other words, why do you think C# does not let you access something out$-$of$-$bounds?

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internal class Program

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static void Main$($string$[]$ args$)$

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string$[]$ names $=$ new string$[10]$;

for $($int i $=0$; i $<10$; $++$i$)$

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Console.Write$("$name: $")$;

string name $=$ Convert.ToString$($i$)$;

Console.ReadLine$()$;

Console.WriteLine$($names$)$;

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Console.WriteLine$($$"You entered: $\{$names$\}")$;

Console.WriteLine$("$

Press any key to continue..."$)$;

Console.ReadKey$()$;

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