Question$)$ What does the following SQL statement do$?$

SELECT Employees.Name, Orders.OrderID FROM Employees INNER JOIN Orders ON Employees.EmployeeID $=$ Orders.EmployeeID;

a$)$ Selects all orders, regardless of whether there is an employee associated with the order.

b$)$ Selects all employees, regardless of whether they have an order associated with them.

c$)$ Selects all employees and their associated orders, if any.

d$)$ Selects only the names of employees who have an associated order, and the IDs of those orders.