An important property of arrays is that they have constant time access. This property follows from the fact that array slots all have the same size and the address of any slot is the address of the first slot in the array plus some multiple of the array index, where the multiple is the constant amount of memory used by each slot. What about an array of strings, in which the strings have possibly different lengths? Does this contradict the property just mentioned?Does one still have constant time acces to an element in an array of strings?