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How much memory does a union occupy in C ?
Answer: A
Correct answer: As much as its largest member
All members of a union share one region of storage, so the union must be large enough for the biggest of them, with padding for alignment. Only one member holds a meaningful value at a time, which is the essential difference from a structure.
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