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language: "C"
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library: "Standard"
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title: "Structs in C"
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layout: emacspeak_tutorial
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yt_link: "https://youtu.be/SaUnC_Ofysw"
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zip_link: "/assets/emacspeak-tutorials/structs.zip"
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---
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Structs are a way of grouping related data together.
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Think of a struct the same way your would any other noun.
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They often have many individual attributes that combine to make that thing.
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For example, a student may have a first name, last name, student ID, GPA, list of classes, etc.
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In this tutorial I use a very trimmed down version of what a structure generally contains to make the point without overwhelming you.
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Hopefully it helps. Let me know about any improvements.
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