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Chapter 7.12, Problem 7.34CP
Program Plan Intro
Structure:
In C++, the structure is a user-define data type, which contains different type of elements with different lengths.
- The size of the structure is calculated by the total number of elements which is declared in a structure.
- Structure can be passed as a function argument in the same way as pass any other variable.
- It can also be passed as a reference variable in a function argument.
- A structure can be returned by a function as a structure variable.
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