The document explains the use of the address operator to determine a variable's address and outlines that variables declared inside a structure are called members. It also discusses the dot operator for accessing structure members and confirms the truths about function prototypes and local variable naming. Key concepts include the correct terminologies and operations in programming structures.

1. The _ operator can be used to determine a variable address The variable declared inside a
structure declaration are called _. The _ operator allows us to access structure members Multiple
Choices - Select the best answer and write it In the blank. Functions prototype are terminated
with a semicolon. False True Many functions may have local variables with the same name.
False True the execution of this program segment and write the outputs accordingly.
Solution
1) The address operator can be used to determine a variable's address
2) The variables declared inside a structure declaration are called members
3) The dot operator allows you to access structure members.
1) Functions prototype are terminated with a semicolon
True
2) Many functions may have local variables with the same name
True