Write a C program to define a simple structure and access its members using a structure pointer and the arrow operator (->).
ID (int) and Score (float) space-separated.
Print structure members accessed via pointer.
ID >= 0, Score 0.0 to 100.0
101 85.5
ID: 101, Score: 85.50
Assign the address of a structure instance to a pointer and use `ptr->member` to read or modify fields.
#include <stdio.h>
struct Record {
int id;
float score;
};
int main() {
struct Record r;
if (scanf("%d %f", &r.id, &r.score) == 2) {
struct Record *ptr = &r;
// Write your code here to print using pointer
}
return 0;
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