>>>> 1. you generally want to divorce type declarations and variable
>>>> declarations.
>>> Sorry, but what do you exactly mean by that?
>>
>> This:
>>
>>> struct storeInfo {
>>> int a;
>>> } structInfo;
>>
>> defines both a type storeInfo and an object structInfo of that type. He
>> suggests that you first define the type and then the object, in separate
>> statements.
>
> Thanks, Thomas. I missed his question on that.
Thank you. Are there any disadvantages/potential problems when defining
the struct type and directly initialize it in the same statement as can
be seen above?
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