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insens350 [35]
3 years ago
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Declare a structure whose tag name is Server and that contains the following fields: manufacturer, a string, model and serialnum

, both also strings, year, an int, clockSpeed, a double, cores, an int, ram, an int and finally storage an int.
Computers and Technology
1 answer:
NemiM [27]3 years ago
3 0

Answer:

The answer to this question as follows :

Structure definition:

struct Server  //define structure server.

{

string manufacturer;

 //define string variable.

string model, serialnum;  //define string variable.

int year;

 //define integer variable.

double clockSpeed;

 //define double variable.

int cores;   //define integer variable.

int ram;

    //define integer variable.

int storage;

  //define integer variable.

};

Explanation:

Structure is a collection of heterogeneous(different type) elements. It is a user-define datatype which is available on the C/C++ programming language. To define any structure we use the struct keyword. The syntax of defining structure can be given as:

Syntax:

struct structure name

{

//define variables

//statements and code.

};

OR

struct structure name

{

//define variables

//statements and code.

}create structure variable;  

In the above structure code, we define a structure that is "Server". In this structure, we define different types of variables that is " manufacturer, model, serialnum, year, clockSpeed, cores, ram, and storage". In this structure variable manufacturer, model and serialnum datatype are a string and clockSpeed datatype is double and variable year, cores, ram, and storage data type is an integer.

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