Computers and Technology

Given the following class definition and the variable declaration: class employee
char *name;
long id; }
class manager {
employee empl;
char* rank; } x

Which of the following assignment statement is correct?

a. x. empl->id = 12345;
b. x. id = 12345;
c. x->id = 12345;
d. x. empl. id = 12345;

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