#include <stdio.h>
#include <stdlib.h>

int main(int argc, char** argv) {
  int fem_tall[5];
  fem_tall[0] = 1;
  fem_tall[1] = 2;
  fem_tall[2] = 3;
  fem_tall[3] = 4;
  fem_tall[4] = 5;
  printf("Plass [4] %d\n", fem_tall[4]);

  fem_tall[5] = 6;
  printf("Plass [5] %d\n", fem_tall[5]);//s out of bounds, but accessing it might not immediately cause a segmentation fault because it might be adjacent to other writable data on the stack.

  fem_tall[54] = 7;
  printf("Plass [54] %d\n", fem_tall[54]);

  fem_tall[54372] = 7;
  printf("Plass [54372] %d\n", fem_tall[54372]); //This access is far out of bounds. It very likely points to a memory location that is outside the allocated stack space, leading to a segmentation fault when you attempt to access it.

  return 0;
}