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Hi, Please suggest me all possible ways of declaring structures in my C codes. I want to be able to create a structure which I can use in my methods without have to use the keyword "struct" each time to declare it. One way I already know of is : …
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[CODE] #include <stdio.h> #include <string.h> typedef struct { char firstName[50]; char lastName[50]; int age; }Person; void ModifyPerson(Person*); int main() { Person person; strcpy(person.firstName, "firstName"); strcpy(person.lastName, "lastName"); ModifyPerson(&person); printf("First Name=%s\nLast Name=%s\n",person.firstName, person.lastName); system("PAUSE"); } void ModifyPerson(Person *p1) { //This doesn't modify the original variable declared in main function Person person = … 
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