Ace Your C++ Skills 2026 – Rock the ‘Thinking in C++’ Challenge!

C++ treats struct member functions differently from C in terms of scope by scoping them within the struct. In contrast, in C the struct member functions would have no scoping and would behave the same as regular functions. Option A is incorrect because it is stated that there is a difference in scope between C++ and C. Option C is incorrect because member functions in C++ are not automatically global. Option D is incorrect because struct member functions in C++ are treated as public by default, not private.