Which uses less memory?
a)
struct astruct
{
int x;
float y;
int v;
};
b)
union aunion
{
int x;
float v;
};
c)
char array[10];
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Answer / jaroosh
And the explanation for the above answer is :
union has the size of the biggest type of its member, so
here its size is 4, while structs size is 4 + 4 + 4 = 16,
and arrays size is 1 * 10 = 10.
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Answer / gourav bhatt
Mr Ranjeet u r wron vecause ib ur case too the answer will
be "b" .thats gud that u find misktake in jaroosh example but
the anser is b coz the union has size 4 .
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Answer / ranjeet garodia
Jaroosh u r right while calculating the size...
but if u take size of int as 2 then astruct size will be
2+4+2=8
array = 1*10= 10
so c is correct
if size of int is 4, then
struct size will be 4+4+4= 12
then a is correct.
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