Explain what an anonymous union is and how it differs from a normal union.

      

Explain what an anonymous union is and how it differs from a normal union.

  

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An anonymous union is the systematic mechanism that allows two variables to share the same memory space.The members of an anonymous union are accessed directly, without reference to an object.They are at the same scope level as the union itself.

Githiari answered the question on May 12, 2018 at 16:27


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