head is a pointer to the head of a linked list of points that is built. How do you access the member x of the head node of the list?

head is a pointer to the head of a linked list of points that is built. How do you access the member x of the head node of the list? struct point{ int x,y; }; typedef struct point Point; struct ptlist{ Point pt; struct ptlist* next; }; struct plist *head; A. head >pt >x B. head >pt.x C. Both are equivalent D. Both are incorrect Answer. B) A pointer to a structure lets access to the member variables using “ >” operator and a normal variable lets access through the “.” operator.