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Structure and Union

Chapter Outline
13.1 INTRODUCTION

You know that a variable stores a single value of a data type. Arrays can store many values of a similar data type. Data in the array is of the same composition in nature as far as the type is concerned. In real life, we need to have different data types; for example, to maintain employees’ information we should have information such as name, age, qualification, ...

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