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Structures and unions in C are both custom data types used to store different data types in a single entity, but they differ in memory allocation and data handling. Structures allocate separate memory for each member and allow access to all members simultaneously, while unions share a single memory location and can only hold one value at a time. The document also outlines the syntax for defining structures and unions, along with their similarities and key differences.

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