The real world is complicated. In order to model it, C provides mechanisms for complex data types. These mechanisms are structures, arrays, and combinations of structures and arrays.

This section comprises the following chapters:

• Chapter 9, Creating and Using Structures
• Chapter 10, Creating Custom Data Types with typedef
• Chapter 11, Working with Arrays
• Chapter 12, Working with Multi-Dimensional Arrays
• Chapter 13, Using Pointers
• Chapter 14, Understand Arrays and Pointers
• Chapter 15, Working with Strings
• Chapter 16, Creating and Using More Complex Structures