Difference between built-in and user defined data structure
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the data structures which are already installed on given in the programming environment you are using are known as built in data structures. those data structure that are initialised or given by the user are known as user defined data structures .
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Data structures that are already present in the system and are provided by the programming language are called Built in data structure.
In case of built in data structure, one can not edit the data type as it is already there in the system.
Example- int, float etc.
Data structures those are derived from built in data types and are defined or initialised by user are called user defined data structure.
Example- in C/C+ can be done by typedef keyword.
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