C++ Struct originally came from the C language and is declared using the keyword “struct”. In C++, the same principle applies to a group of data elements, which are grouped together under one name. Structures are very similar to classes but all the variables in a structure can be accessed.
The variables in a structure are known as elements, and the elements can have different variable types and different lengths. An example of a struct is:
Once the members of the struct are defined, you can access the members directly by using a “.” between the object name and the member name. In the body of the code, the objects and members are set values and are then outputted on the program.
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