Discussion
Does strcat() add a terminating null character?
Answer: B
Correct answer: Always
strcat always writes a terminating null after the characters it appends - the result is a proper C string. That is why the destination must have room for the two strings and one more byte, and why the function cannot check whether that room exists.
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