Typedef

C Structures are a powerful feature in the C programming language that allow you to create complex data structures using basic C types. Unlike arrays, which are limited to a single type, structures can store values of different types, making them highly versatile in many use cases. To define a structure, you use the struct keyword followed by the name of the structure and a set of curly brackets {}. Inside the curly brackets, you can declare variables of different types that will make up the structure....

C Enumerated Types are a powerful feature of the C programming language that allow developers to define custom types that can have a limited set of possible values. By using the typedef and enum keywords, we can create these types, making our code more readable and expressive. To define an enumerated type, we use the following syntax: typedef enum { // ...values } TYPENAME; It is a convention to name the enumerated type in uppercase letters....