Structs

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What is Structs?

A struct groups multiple variables, possibly of different types, under a single name, so related data can be treated as one unit. Each field, or member, is accessed using the dot operator, or the arrow operator if accessed through a pointer to the struct. Structs are the primary way C models compound data, from simple pairs of values to complex records used in larger data structures.

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