Question 12
In a union, how is memory allocated for its members?
Each member gets its own separate memory space of a fixed, equal size.
Allocated memory is shared among all members, and the memory size is equalto the size of the largest member.
Allocated memory is shared among all members, and the memory size is equalto the size of the smallest member.
The size of the allocated memory is equal to the sum of the sizes of itsmembers.