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                       ILLUSTRATION                     

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  A structure is primarily used for holding

  related variables of differing types in one group.

  If, for example, we want to keep information on a ski racer,

  we'd want to include the racer's name, her or his country, 

  event, and the best time on the course.

  Let us build the structure skier!

     struct skier {

  The first variable is the name which

  is a string of 20 characters, + a NULL character!

  (see diagram above)

            char name[21]; 

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                                 char name[21];

  The second variable is the country which

  is a string of 10 characters, + a NULL character!

            char country[11]; 

                        char country[11];

  The third variable is the event which is an integer.

            int event;

              int event;

  The forth variable is the speed which is a float.

            float speed;

     };

                 float speed;

  Therefore, the space allocated for the structure is at least as 

  big as the space required by all the structure elements combined!