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Thinking about data members and addressable memory, how are a struct, class and union different?

No difference, all three are allocated memory sequentially

There is no difference, all three are allocated memory randomly

Union and class data members are allocated in memory sequentially whereas struct data members are allocated memory randomly

Struct and class data members are allocated in memory sequentially whereas a union is allocated memory randomly

Struct and class data members are allocated in memory sequentially whereas a union is allocated enough memory for the largest data member only

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Correct Answer: Struct and class data members are allocated in memory sequentially whereas a union is allocated enough memory for the largest data member only

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