C Programming

By Guy Lecky-Thompson

Lesson 6: User Defined Data

Introduction

There are times when the programmer will wish to store information that is not part of the usual set of built-in data types. We call these user-defined types and they extend the possibilities of data manipulation considerably. They do, however, bring their own complications.

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Lessons

Lesson 1: Introduction to Programming

Lesson 2: Introduction to C

Lesson 3: Decision Making in C

Lesson 4: Repetition in C

Lesson 5: I/O & Data Types

Lesson 6: User Defined Data

• Introduction

• Memory Functions

• Exercise for the Student

Lesson 7: Functions

Lesson 8: Common Standard Libraries