What is wrong with the following code fragment? char str1[10] = "Mark", str2[15] = "What's my name"; strcpy \( (\operatorname{str} 1 \), str2); str1 does not have enough room. nothing str2 has white space in it. str2 does not have enough room.

The problem with the code fragment is that `str1` is declared with a size of 10 characters, but the `strcpy` function is trying to copy the entire `str2`, which contains the string "What's my name" (16 characters including the null terminator). This results in a buffer overflow, which can lead to unpredictable behavior or even program crashes. On the other hand, `str2` is appropriately sized at 15 characters, meaning it has enough room for its own string. The issue strictly lies with `str1`, not being large enough to hold the copied content from `str2`. Always make sure that your destination array is large enough to accommodate the source string plus the null terminator!