Answer Posted / chaudhary paresh

- Array elements are homogeneous. Structure elements are of
different data type.
- Array allocates static memory and uses index / subscript
for accessing elements of the array. Structures allocate
dynamic memory and uses (.) operator for accessing the
member of a structure.
- Array is a pointer to the first element of it. Structure
is not a pointer
- Array element access takes less time in comparison with
structures.

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