What's the difference between struct x1 { ... }; and
typedef struct { ... } x2; ?
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Answer / vikraman85
In the first its simply structure,by declaring structure
variable accessors we can access those elements inside the
structure..
eg.struct x1 a,b,c;
In the next one the x2 acts as a datatype..
b'coz of the typedef function..
we can use x2 as datatype for the further calculations like
int,float which are predefined datatypes,but this is
manually defined datatype..
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Answer / guest
The first structure is named by a tag, the second by a typedef
name.
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Answer / esperto informatico
in theory, for my opiniol the difference is connected to
the use of memory.... the correct and easy answer it could
be that the first define a struct and a second define a
struct type.... =).....
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