What does the struct keyword allow a C++ programmer to do?
- Execute a set of statements repeatedly
- Connect to databases
- Create a group of variables under one name
- Create a virtual function
The struct keyword in C++ allows a programmer to define a composite data type that groups variables of different data types under a single name. This makes it easier to organize related data. Initially in C, struct was used to define a simple group, but in C++ it's similar to a class.
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