PF Lecture 08: Structure, User-Defined Data Types, nested & array of Structure

Welcome to today’s lecture on Structure in C/C++, an essential topic for beginners and intermediate programmers who want to manage and organize data effectively. In this video, I will explain:

📌 Topics Covered

✔ What is a Structure?
✔ Declaration of Structure
✔ Initialization & Assignment of Structure Variables
✔ Memory Allocation in Structures
✔ Nested Structures
✔ Difference Between Structure in C & C++
✔ Practical coding examples for better understanding

A structure is a user-defined data type that stores multiple values of different data types under one name. Unlike arrays, structures let us combine integers, characters, strings, floats, etc.—making them ideal for building real-world data models like student records, employee information, addresses, and more.

This lecture will help you understand how structures are defined, how memory is allocated, and how they are used both in C and C++. By the end of the video, you will be able to write programs using structures confidently.

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