IS STRUCTURES CAN BE USED WITHIN AN ARRAY?
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Answer / venugopal
YES ,THEY CAN BE,BECAUSE ARRAY CAN HOLD SIMILAR DATA
TYPED ONES,WE ARE USING ONLY STRUCTURE VARIABLES
THEMSELVES.IT WILL BE POSSIBLE.
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Answer / e-mail
yes. structures can be used within an array. variables are
declared in an arrays in structures.
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Answer / biranchi parida
generally in turbo c++ 3.0 to above version it can't
possible but possible if we declared float linking point
declaration
in such way globally after header file
float a,*b;
b=&a;
after this declaration structure can take array
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Answer / swamy s t
No. Because arrays are homogeneous datatype and
structures are heterogeneous datatype. So we cann't
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