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Structs allow for the creation of complex data types from "summary" of C Programming Language by Brian W. Kernighan,Dennis Ritchie

Structs are a way to create new data types in C. They allow for the bundling together of data of different types into a single unit. This makes it possible to create complex data structures that can hold related information. By defining a struct, we can group together variables that belong together, making our programs easier to understand and maintain. One of the key benefits of using structs is simplicity. Instead of having multiple variables floating around in our program, we can encapsulate them into a single struct. This makes our code cleaner and more organized. For example, instead of having separate variables for a person's name, age, and address, we can create a struct called Person that contains all of this information in one place. Another advantage of structs is clarity. When we use structs to represent complex data types, it becomes easier to see the relationships between different pieces of data. This can make our code more reada...
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    C Programming Language

    Brian W. Kernighan

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