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[MrCEO-jwvm]

I'm truly grateful to you, ma'am. I could feel my inner bulb lighting as you explained these concepts which I couldn't get it when my prof was teaching it. You do an excellent job using so much time on the board to elaborate what it actually means and how things work, before getting into the code. My prof never does this, and I don't do so well in cramming the stuff without a proper explanation of what we're doing. But I feel so well-taught right now from following through your lecture style. It's truly remarkable how you break down things.

[pavanporika]

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[debojitacharjee]

*WHY TO USE POINTER TO STRUCTURES?* - if pointers are used to speed up the program, then why and when should an object be used to access the structure instead?

[ishasethi_]

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#include <stdio.h>
int main()
{
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printf("Hilghly appreciated your efforts\n");
}

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[arbind]

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[parveenbhullar]

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[nagnarayansingh]

Thodi si dikkat lagi thi aapne kha tha ki structure pointer will store the address of s but it stores the address of you can say first member of our structure
Rest your efforts are really nice

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[surjeetmgst]

Struct Student{
int rollno;
char name[20];
float marks;
};

1. int a; -> this is a simple variable not a pointer
2. Struct Student s; -> According to you, this is not a simple variable instead of pointer(internal pointer). Can you prove this point? Is there any reference/book where we can see this statement?

dot(.) and arrow(->) two operator is available which is used to access the Struct types variable.
dot(.) operator is used with simple variable while arrow(->) operator is used with pointer variable.

ex:
Struct Student s1;
Struct Student *s2 = &s1;
Using dot(.)
s1.rollno = 10;
Using arrow(->)
s2->roleno = 10;
If s1 would be pointer(as per you internal pointer), then we can use arrow(->) with s1 as below
s1->rollno = 10; ---- Is this correct?(Since as per rule of pointer, arrow(->) is used with pointer types variable)

Note: A variable declare with prefix with * is only called the pointer variable otherwise it would call as a simple variable instead pointer variable

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[_AHMATSENOUSSI]

#include <stdio.h>
struct student
{
int rollno;
char name[20];
float mark;
};
struct student s;
void main()
{
struct student *ptr = &s;
printf("Enter student details\n");
scanf("%d %s %f", &(*ptr).rollno, (*ptr).name, &ptr->mark);
printf("Roll number is %d\n Name is %s\n Mark is %.2f", ptr->rollno, ptr->name, ptr->mark);
}

[lucianbetke]

Nicely explained, but what is the benefit of using pointers to structures.

[lohithakshkuna]

Thank a lot Mam for deeper understanding

[abhaynayak]

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