Structures in C++

We often encounter situations where we need to keep a data group, whether they are the same data types or different data types. We saw similarities in C ++ used to store the same kinds of data in compact memory locations.

Unlike Arrays, Properties in C ++ are user-defined data types used to store a group of different data types.

What is a structure?

The structure is the type of data defined by the user in C / C ++. The structure creates a kind of data that can collect objects of different types in one form. Properties in C ++ may contain two types of members:

Data Member: These are the most common members of the C ++ variable. We can build a structure with various types of data in C ++.

Member functions: These members are standard C ++ functions. We can also include functions within a property announcement in line with the flexibility.

Syntax

				
struct structure_name{
    member1;
    member2;
    member3;
    .
    .
    .
    memberN;
};				
				
				

Example:

				
#include <iostream>
using namespace std;

struct Point {
	int x, y;
};

int main()
{
	// Create an array of structures
	struct Point arr;

	// Access array members
	arr.x = 10;
	arr.y = 20;

	cout << arr.x << " " << arr.y;
	return 0;
}				
				

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