Originally Posted by
kyel_dai92
but how about my last question? D:
Did you look up the typedef keyword as we've been suggesting all along?
Did you read about what it does?
Code:
typedef int antifargelmeisterism;
antifargelmeisterism misentandanishment;
misentandanishment is actually an int
Get it? It's an alias for a type.... It's in the language so you can create situationally appropriate types...
For example in a communications program I might use ...
Code:
Typedef unsigned long int port;
... to hold my port numbers. All it does is let me refer to ports instead of unsigned long ints.