How is a structure member accessed?
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Answer / Omkar Shukla
A structure member in C can be accessed using the dot (.) operator or the arrow (->) operator. For example, if struct Student s and its member name is name, they can be accessed as follows: s.name or p->name (where p is a pointer to struct Student).
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