What does a nested structure in C allow you to do?
- Create a structure inside another structure
- Define a function inside a structure
- Define a structure with no members
- Nest loops within a structure
In C programming, a nested structure allows you to create a structure inside another structure. This can be useful when you want to represent complex data structures, as it lets you organize related data even further, creating a hierarchical structure.
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