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Chapter 8, Problem 28RQE
Program Plan Intro
Structure array:
The structure needs an array if the items needs to be grouped together.
- Array is a “derived” data type and it contains similar elements.
- The array index starts with 0.
- If the size of the array is 4, then the index values are “0”, “1”, “2”, and “3”.
Syntax:
struct_name array_name[size];
Example:
Book name[20];
Explanation:
“Book” is a structure name, “name” is an array name, and the value “20” is the “size” of an array.
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