Structs are
a C construct that allows for grouping of items into one variable. For example,
if you wanted to store a date, you could use three separate variables for the
day, month, and year. This approach would work if you had to store one or two
dates. But if you’re writing a calendar application, for example, having to
keep track of which month belonged with which year would be a nightmare.
Fortunately, C structs allow you to group these values into one type.
The
syntax for a date struct might look like this:
struct date {int month; int day; int
year;};
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Structs are a C construct that allows for grouping of items into one variable. For example, if you wanted to store a date, you could use three separate variables for the day, month, and year. This approach would work if you had to store one or two dates. But if you’re writing a calendar application, for example, having to keep track of which month belonged with which year would be a nightmare. Fortunately, C structs allow you to group these values into one type.
The syntax for a date struct might look like this:
struct date {int month; int day; int year;};