In what scope is a struct member identifier put?

Question

The C spec says

There are four kinds of scopes: function, file, block, and function prototype.

Now if I do the following outside any

Answer 1

Scope and name space are two entirely different concepts and should not be confused.

An instance of a struct or union has scope, but the individual member names do not; the concept of scope simply doesn't apply to them.

Argh, I was thinking in terms of extent, not scope.