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Bang and Structs
NULL)
{
// do this
}
would that be equivalent to saying continue doing this while the value is NULL? or does this mean continue doing this while not equal to NULL? …
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Initializing a variable in a struct, then in a function
It won't allow me to initialize the array to NULL in the struct in the header file:
typedef struct frog
{
bool is_frog;
struct frog* french_chef[10]; // eg = {NULL};
} frog;
which I get, but … it also won't let me do it in the main function:
frog* root = malloc(sizeof(frog));
root->french_chef = {NULL};
Where is my logic error? …
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