Discussion
The fields of a record type are usually kept in
Answer: D
Correct answer: a table of their own attached to the record's type entry
The fields form a scope of their own: two records may both have a field called next without conflict, and a field name means nothing outside its record. Giving each record type its own table expresses that directly, and the table also carries the offsets computed during declaration processing.
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