can we declare a function inside the structure?
ex: struct book
{
int pages;
float price;
int library(int,float);
}b;
is the above declaration correct? as it has function
declaration?
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Answer Posted / vignesh1988i
no , it is not possible in C.. here structure is not a defined class.. so it is not permitted..
in C++ we can use , that is called class , A derived datatype from a structure :)
class class_name
{
ACCESS SPECIFIER : (private/public/protected)
decleration of data member;
member fucntions definitions
{
......
.........
}
};
thank u
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