Identify the incorrect syntax for a pointer to a structure:Assuming the structure: struct temp { int b; } *obj;

The syntax you provided for declaring a pointer to a structure is correct. Here is how it works:

1. struct temp is the declaration of the structure. This structure contains one member: int b.

2. *obj is the declaration of a pointer to a structure of type temp. The asterisk (*) before obj indicates that obj is a pointer.

So, struct temp { int b; } *obj; is a correct syntax for declaring a pointer to a structure in C/C++.

However, if you want to see an incorrect syntax, here are a few examples:

• struct temp { int b } *obj; - This is incorrect because it lacks a semicolon (;) at the end of the structure declaration.
• struct temp { int b; } obj*; - This is incorrect because the asterisk (*) should be before obj, not after.
• struct temp { int b; } *; - This is incorrect because it lacks the name of the pointer (in this case, obj).