A structure is a type that has members. These members can be variables of other types.
15.1 Introduction
The structure declaration is of the following syntax:
struct some_name
{
type_name member_name_1;
type_name member_name_2;
// ...
};
A structure is also a type. The name of this type is the name of the structure. A structure is a collection of variables, an excellent way to group the variables and organize data.
Let us write a simple example that declares a structure with three members:
#include <stdio.h>
struct MyStruct
{
char c;
int x;
double d;
};
int main(void) ...
