Computers and Technology, 21.09.2019 18:10 wig77777

The operation:
pstruct -> member
is equivalent to
a. (pstruct).member
b. & pstruct. member
c. pstruct. member
d. (& pstruct).member

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pstruct -> member
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a. (*pstruct).member
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