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/* Structures | |
In programming, if you want to store multiple values of a certain data type (integer, character, floating point etc), you use an array however, if you want to store data consisting of different kinds of data types, you can use a structure. | |
Here's how you would write it: | |
struct student { | |
char name [20]; | |
int roll; | |
int age; | |
}; | |
This is how you would create a structure variable: | |
struct student s1 = {"Bob", 3, 17}; | |
This is how you would would access the struct variable: | |
printf("Name: %s \n", name, s1.name); | |
printf("Roll Number: %d\n"s1.roll); | |
printf("Age: %d \n", s1.age); | |
*/ | |
// This header file defines a structure for information about a book |
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