Like a vector, a built-in array all of the above contains elements that can be accessed by indexes ( mathrm{b} ) and ( mathrm{c} ) only can have out of bounds access stores its elements in contiguous memory Question 20 What is the value of the variable named name 1 after this code is executed? const int size ( =20 ); char name1 [size] = "Gertrude " ; char name2[size] = "Vanderbilt "; char name3 [size] = "Whitney"; strncat (name1, name2, size - strlen(name1) - 1); strncat (name1, name3, size - strlen(name1) - 1) ; "Gertrude Vanderbilt" "Gertrude Vanderbilt Whitney" "Gertrude Vanderbilt "

Like a vector, a built-in array all of the above contains elements that can be accessed by indexes b and c only can have out of bounds access stores its elements in contiguous memory Question 20 What is the value of the variable named name 1 after this code is executed? const int size =20; char name1 [size] - "Certrude "; char name2 [size] - "Vanderbilt "; char name3[size] - "Whitney"; strmcat (name1, name2, size - strien(namo1) - 1); stmcat (name1, name 3, size - strien(name1) - 1) : "Certrude Vanderbilt" "Gertrude Vanderbilt Whitney" "Cortrude Vanderbilt