(a) A structure is usually used when we wish to store dissimilar data together.
(b) Structure elements can be accessed through a structure variable using a dot (.) operator.
(c) Structure elements can be accessed through a pointer to a structure using the arrow (->) operator.
(d) All elements of one structure variable can be assigned to another structure variable using the assignment (=) operator.
(e) It is possible to pass a structure variable to a function either by value or by address.
(f) It is possible to create an array of structures.
(b) Structure elements can be accessed through a structure variable using a dot (.) operator.
(c) Structure elements can be accessed through a pointer to a structure using the arrow (->) operator.
(d) All elements of one structure variable can be assigned to another structure variable using the assignment (=) operator.
(e) It is possible to pass a structure variable to a function either by value or by address.
(f) It is possible to create an array of structures.
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