Computer Science, asked by gp9612190, 6 months ago

each variable within a structure is called as ​

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Answered by dhrubayanpal7a32020
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Explanation:

member of a structure type.

Each variable declared in struct-declaration-list is defined as a member of the structure type. ... The structure members can have any variable types except type void , an incomplete type, or a function type. A member cannot be declared to have the type of the structure in which it appears.

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Answered by abigaildsouza510
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Answer:

Each variable within a structure is called a struct-declaration-list.

Explanation:

Struct-declaration-list is defined as a member of the structure type. Each struct-declaration in a struct-declaration-list must be unique within the list. Variable within a struct-declaration-list should have the same form of other variable discussed in this section, except that the variable declared cannot contain storage-class specifiers or initializers.

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