Answer Posted / karthikeyan

union is unified memory where structure is non unified memory.

all members of structure occupy consecutive chunks of
memory.but union members will share the most highest memory
of the union member.i.e data type.

we can access all the members of structure at a time.

but in union we can access a single union member at a time.

regards,

karthikeyan,
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