What is the main difference between STRUCTURE and UNION?
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Answer / shilpa
in union the size allocated is the size of the highest
member whereas in structure the size allocated is the sum of
the size of all its declerations.
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Answer / rakesh kumar
Hi frnds...
structure and union made for different purpose....
There are no comprision between them....
frnds how can campare a car and a coconut tree....
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Answer / anurag
At the one time only one data member can be access...or can
be used.
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