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struct node
{
int *a;
char *b;
char array[12];
};
struct node m,*n;
assign the value in *a,*b,char array[12]
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Answer Posted / varun
m.a=(int*)malloc(4);
*(m.a)=2;
m.b=(char*)malloc(10);
m.b="hello";
strcpy(m.array,"world");
n=(struct node*)malloc(sizeof(struct node));
n->a=(int*)malloc(4);
*(n->a)=2;
n->b=(char*)malloc(10);
n->b="hello";
strcpy(n->array,"world");
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