C99 Structure Designated Initialisers and other value

Question

I am aware that in C99 you can initialize members of the structure using member name as follows :

struct myStruct
{
 int i;
 char c;
 float f;
};
         


        

Answer 1

In case of

struct myStruct = {.f = 10.11, .c = 'a', 6};   

the value 6 which is non-designated initializer will assign to the member just after the member initialized with designated initializer. So, in this case, member f is just after c and hence it will be initialized to 6. i still will be initialized to 0 by default.