Does multiple struct (Nested structure) exist in C?

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I wonder if there is a way to declare multiple structs in C. For example, I made this:

struct Team{
    char TeamName[20];
    int Point;
    int Goals;
};
typedef struct TeamCup {
    char GroupID;
    struct Team team;
}Group;
Group g1, g2;

I want each TeamCup to have 4 teams. But when it comes to input process, in my loop, the variable here is undefined:

g1.Team[i].Point;

If you want each `TeamCup` to have `4` `Team`, then you just have to write `struct Team team[4];` as always if you want an array. Then you only have a typo left: `g1.Team[i].Point;` -> `g1.team[i].Point;` — user17732522, Jan 16 '22 at 09:56

Vlad from Moscow · Accepted Answer · 2022-01-16T10:08:15.943

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I want each TeamCup to have 4 teams

In this case you need to write

typedef struct TeamCup {
    char GroupID;
    struct Team team[4];
}Group;

and

g1.team[i].Point;

Thar is you need to declare an array of objects of the type struct Team within the structure struct TeamCup.

edited Jan 16 '22 at 10:08

answered Jan 16 '22 at 09:57

Vlad from Moscow

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Does multiple struct (Nested structure) exist in C?

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