Computer Science · C Programming
How much memory is allocated for an instance of the following structure in C? typedef struct { char a; int b; } S;
- 1Equal to the size required to store a character
- 2Equal to the size required to store an integer
- 3Equal to at least the sum of the sizes required to store a character and an integer (plus alignment padding if applicable)✓
- 4Memory allocation depends entirely on the dynamically available RAM at runtime
Correct answer
Equal to at least the sum of the sizes required to store a character and an integer (plus alignment padding if applicable)
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