Suppose I define some structure type ( studentInfo), then I declare an instance of it and I decide to also create a pointer to the instance like so:

typedef struct{

int age;
char idNum[9];
}
studentInfo;

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struct studentInfo mainInfo, *pMain;
pMain = &mainInfo;

Which of the following options is functionally equivalent to:

a. (p*Main).age = 20;
b. *pMain. age = 20;
c. pMain. age = 20;
d. *(pMain. age) = 20;

Write a function that draws a pool ball. this function should take as parameters, the color, the number that should go on the pool ball, and the location of the center of the pool ball. the radius of the pool balls should be pool_ball_radius, and the font of the number should be pool_ball_font. the text of the pool ball font should be white. drawpoolball(color.orange, 5, 100, 100); drawpoolball(color.green, 6, 50, 200); drawpoolball(color.red, 3, 150, 350); drawpoolball(color.blue, 2, 250, 140); to center the numbers on the pool ball, you should use the getwidth() and getheight() methods. you are allowed to call these methods on your text object, such as txt.

The following is an excerpt from a slide presentation. today we will inverse operations solving equations using inverse operations solving inequalities using inverse operations from which part of the presentation does the slide most likely come from? a. introduction b. outline c. body d. conclusion

Discuss the ways in which electronic information associated with payments is addressed in terms of security. include encryption, secure sockets layers, and secure electronic transactions in your discussion. are there any other ways that consumers and businesses can keep their payment information secure in an electronic commerce environment? do you feel that your information is safe when conducting electronic business? why or why not?