Answer / Minakshi Rani

In programming, a function is a set of instructions that performs specific tasks. The structure, on the other hand, is a blueprint for creating functions and variables. They are related as functions are defined within structures, which determine their properties such as data type, scope, and behavior. For example, in C language, a struct may define a Person with properties like Name, Age, and Address. A function can be created to display these properties of a Person. Structure: n`nstruct Person {n char Name[50];n int Age;n char Address[100];n};n`nFunction: n`nvoid DisplayPerson(struct Person p) {n printf("Name: %s", p.Name);n printf(" Age: %d", p.Age);n printf(" Address: %s", p.Address);n}n`n

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