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typedef struct node { char name[20]; struct node *link; }stud; stud * creat(int n) who can explain it for me?the more amply the better
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Windows Calculator told me I will die at 28. :(
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typedef struct node { char name[20]; struct node *link; }stud; stud * creat(int n) who can explain it for me?the more amply the better
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who can explain it...
What?
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typedef struct node { char name[20]; struct node *link; }stud; stud * creat(int n) who can explain it for me?the more amply the better
node is a structure that looks like a link list node. typedef is used to give it a new name, that is stud. Creat is a function and it's return type is a pointer to stud. This is all, I or anyone else can tell you by looking code above. Please be specific while asking questions.
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typedef struct node { char name[20]; struct node *link; }stud; stud * creat(int n) who can explain it for me?the more amply the better
This is C code and the typedef tells you that you can declare a variable of type “struct node” by simply typing “stud” instead of “struct node”. The “creat” function allocates, and initializes a new “stud”, which will need to be freed latter. Why an “int” is passed to it I have no idea, because it has nothing to do with the “node”, unless “creat” is doing more than just creating a new node. Oh, by the way, the name of the function should be “create” or something similar, because “creat” is an East Indian herb.
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