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struct abc
{
unsigned int a;
char b;
float r;
};
struct xyz
{
int u;
struct abc tt;
}ww;
ww = (struct xyz*)malloc(sizeof(struct xyz));
will the memory be allocated for the inner structure also?
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Answer Posted / sadanand
Yes. when sizeof(xyz) is done. it will compute size of
struct abc + size of int
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