A record data struciure is: A A collection o objects of possibly different data types that are processed together. A collection of objects of the same data type. C A collectionof obiects which must not be of the same data type. D A colleetton of objects which must be of the same data type and processed separately.

A record data struciure is: A A collection o objects of possibly different data types that are processed together. A collection of objects of the same data type. C A collectionof obiects which must not be of the same data type. D A colleetton of objects which must be of the same data type and processed separately.

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