Starting Out with C++ from Control Structures to Objects (9th Edition)
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Structure:
- Structure is a “user-defined” data type.
- To use structure variables in the
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- Member variables are declared inside the structure.
- Members can be accessed with the structure name or structure object.
- Name of the structure name is also called as “tag”.
- Variables can be accessed with the help of a “tag”...
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