I havent been writing for a while, so when I get the chance, I write. Please forgive me for lacking content and proper layout.
s figuratively speaking our boxes to put our toys in; the boxes are structures, and toys are data since we play with them.While I was searching and revising the basic and advanced structures I found two keywords I do not know: "container" in C++ and "struct" in C.
That subject was simmering in my mind for a while. Data structure is something we all know and love.Basically, it
Now "struct" here particularly has been puzzling me till I decided to drop my OO glasses and remember C is a classic structured imperative procedural language.
While I am getting to that later on, basically it means its a raw primal language that does not like fancy stuff like predefined objects or types.
s behavior, and the keyword is just a palate or template, or, in analogy, that pan where the dough and ingredients are put before stuffing into the oven (compiler).That's it so far for my structure understanding. I am yet to learn Container ADT in C++.Have a good reading.
With C, if you want something, you make it, so in short, "Struct" is making your own advanced data type.
like a pizza restaurant with a DIY recipe, you create the structure and create it

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