Structure Type and Variable Name

Question

hello everyone I just wanted to know if we can declare the variable name as the name of the structure.

eg

typedef struct
{
  char c;
}t;

then in some function i can use

fun()
{
  t t;
}

Is this really so? if so, how does the compiler distinguish between them?

Answer 1

Yes this is true. If you do this, the type of the structure will be hidden in the scope, and tonly applies to the declared variable.

Answer 2

Yes, but why do you need it? If you want errors and errors to flourish in your project, go straight ahead and list the variables after the types.

Answer 3

fun() { t t; }

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void fun(){ t t ;} .

Answer 4

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t t;

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Answer 5

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