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I Believe the answer should be lexical error first as “≤” is not a valid token. Next, “+” and “=” have a space between them, which should throw a syntax error.
The solution they have provided is :
 

This should be incorrect as the array in C does not perform out of bound checks. Kindly let me know if I am wrong.

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