STRUCTS in C++ explained 🏗️

#C++ #struct
C++ struct tutorial example explained

[@BroCodez]

#include
struct student{
std::string name;
double gpa;
bool enrolled = true;
};
int main()
{
student student1;
student1.name = "Spongebob";
student1.gpa = 3.2;
student student2;
student2.name = "Patrick";
student2.gpa = 2.1;
student student3;
student3.name = "Squidward";
student3.gpa = 1.5;
std::cout

[@garyalvarado2155]

shoutout to this channel for teaching me when my professor doesnt

[@FrederikWollert]

Awesome Video.

[@lomvil]

thank you for the video

[@chfadi2201]

You are the best bro ❤❤

[@usermdv84]

can we cout that by using for loop or for each loop?

[@Manoj01075]

Yeah we can

[@salomeshunamon4737]

Do you have a video on how to combine arrays and structs?

[@masterali2837]

you can simply ask chat gpt but,
#include
using namespace std;
// Define a struct for a person
struct Person {
string name;
int age;
};
int main() {
const int arraySize = 3;
Person people[arraySize]; // Create an array of structs
// Initialize array elements
people[0] = {"Alice", 25};
people[1] = {"Bob", 30};
people[2] = {"Charlie", 22};
// Access and print array elements
for (int i = 0; i < arraySize; ++i) {
cout

[@TeofilBejan-lg2rt]

This is the exact same thing as a class

[@nathankwok1292]

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[@masterali2837]

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[@masterali2837]

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[@PSIwolf39]

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[@PSIwolf39]

I spent way too muck time making the code
#include
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#include // Bro code hasn't taught you about half of these #include statements do and I don't know what they do either lol.
struct PartyMember {
std::string Name;
int AttackPower;
int Defense;
int EnergyRemaining;
int EnergyMax;
int HealthPointsRemaining;
int HealthPointsMax;
std::string EquippedWeapon;
bool Alive;
int CurrentLevel;
std::string Description;
};
int Check(char Input);
int main (){
PartyMember Ness;
Ness.Name = "Ness";
Ness.AttackPower = 101;
Ness.Defense = 135;
Ness.EnergyRemaining = 89;
Ness.EnergyMax = 170;
Ness.HealthPointsRemaining = 89;
Ness.HealthPointsMax = 192;
Ness.EquippedWeapon = "BaseballBat";
Ness.Alive = true;
Ness.CurrentLevel = 28;
Ness.Description = "A young boy with a wonderful talent for magic.";
PartyMember King;
King.Name = "King";
King.AttackPower = 78;
King.Defense = 92;
King.EnergyRemaining = 34;
King.EnergyMax = 53;
King.HealthPointsRemaining = 57;
King.HealthPointsMax = 110;
King.EquippedWeapon = "Colt single action army revolver";
King.Alive = true;
King.CurrentLevel = 28;
King.Description = "A small creature who loves cuddles and is great with firearms.";
PartyMember Damian;
Damian.Name = "Damian";
Damian.AttackPower = 123;
Damian.Defense = 99;
Damian.EnergyRemaining = 48;
Damian.EnergyMax = 71;
Damian.HealthPointsRemaining = 3;
Damian.HealthPointsMax = 151;
Damian.EquippedWeapon = "The Biter";
Damian.Alive = true;
Damian.CurrentLevel = 28;
Damian.Description = "A man who used to live a boring life, now out in the wilt traveling in a pack.";
PartyMember Gpp;
Gpp.Name = "G.P.P";
Gpp.AttackPower = 102;
Gpp.Defense = 105;
Gpp.EnergyRemaining = 83;
Gpp.EnergyMax = 83;
Gpp.HealthPointsRemaining = 87;
Gpp.HealthPointsMax = 129;
Gpp.EquippedWeapon = "Arm Cannon";
Gpp.Alive = true;
Gpp.CurrentLevel = 29;
Gpp.Description = "A half robot, half wolf hybrid. He's also the father of King. (\"G.P.P\" stands for \"Generic Purple Protogen\")";
bool ClosingProgram = false;
char Input;
do {
std::cout Input;
switch(Input) {
case '1':
std::cout

[@user-lyf4isnt7daijobu]

this is cool broo!

[@danaildoganov]

#include
struct player{
std::string name;
std::string team;
int goals;
bool playing = true;
};
int main () {
player player1;
player1.name = "Messi";
player1.team = "Inter Miami";
player1.goals = 600;
player1.playing = true;
player player2;
player2.name = "Ronaldo";
player2.goals = 800;
player2.team = "Al Nassr";
player2.playing = true;
player player3;
player3.name = "Ronaldinho";
player3.goals = 400;
player3.team = "AC Milan";
player3.playing = false;
std::cout