Data structures in C++ are a vast and inevitable part of programming. Data Structure in C++ is another user defined data type that allows you to combine data items of different kinds. Structures are used to represent a record, and keep track of it in a data library.
The data operations we perform, including data representation, storage, and organization in a meaningful manner, are performed by the implementation of data structures.
The main difference between data structures in C and C++ is that in the C data structure, all members are public, while the members are private by default in C++. The c data structure cannot have member functions inside structures, while C++ data structures can have member functions with member variables.
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