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A siple c++ question again...

How do I implement a "record" in c++

I nead a array with elements of different types.

say array[a:double, b:string, c:int]

ozo

struct record{
     double a;
     char *b;
     int c;
};
struct record array[100];

jos010697

I apologize for the off topic reply, but please allow me
to say something to 'ozo'. I've noticed that you've supplied
quite a lot of correct and helpful answers, but would you
please be so kind to tag them as an answer, instead of
a comment? As long as a question stays unanswered, it keeps
hanging around in the question pool and can't be graded ...

sorry for the intrusion,

kind regards,

Jos aka jos@and.nl

ozo

Thank you jos, but while you may judge my answers correct,
I prefer to wait to hear that the person who asked the question
has found it helpful before I officially tag them as an answer.
(I've found that sometimes, the question they really meant to ask
may be rather different from the one I correctly answer:-)
If this habit has caused inconvenience, I apologize.
Is there a particular question hanging around now that wants to be graded?

wqclatre

ASKER

Thanks!

Why as a comment??

jos010697

To ozo,

it's not an inconvenience (how could it be? I'll simply
zap to the next question if I see an ansered/commented
question ;-)

I don't know about any 'open' questions at this very moment
(maybe in unix.programming?) but I simply noticed it a
couple of times; nothing too important actually, no need
to apologize.

kind regards,

Jos aka jos@and.nl

ps. Anser this one now and you'll get your points (whatever
they're worth ;-)

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ozo

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