struct
nounUK /strʌkt/
US /strʌkt/
A struct is a way to group different pieces of information together in a computer program.
The programmer used a struct to store a person's name and age together.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. In the C programming language, a struct is a user-defined data type that combines variables of different types under one name.
He declared a struct called Point with x and y coordinates.
3. A structured value in some programming languages that holds named fields.
The struct contains a title and a count.
4. Informal short form of 'structure' in computing contexts.
Check the struct of the file before parsing it.