CHAPTER
11
Structures
11.1 Structures and Structure Variables
11.2 Manipulation of Structures
11.3 Structures and Functions
11.4 Nested and Self-Referential Structures
11.5 Union and Enumeration Data Types
11.6 Sample Programs
Chapter Summary
Exercises
Objectives
A structure is a derived data type designed to group variables of different data types that are related as a unit called a record.
A structure in C is a derived data type derived from the built-in basic data types int, float, double, and char, and the derived data types: arrays, strings, and pointers. A structure data type groups related data items of different data types to form a cohesive unit called a record. In many engineering and scientific applications there are data records ...
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