a. Given the C declarations

struct{

int i;

double j;

} x, y;

struct{

int i;

double j;

} z;

the assignment x = z generates a compilation error, but the assignment x = y does not. Why?

b. Give two different ways to fix the code in part ( a) so that x = z works. Which way is better and why?

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