solidity array of struct

Solidity Array of Struct

In Solidity, a struct is declared with a name and then given a block. Inside that block, you declare the data type and then the data name. For example, you can declare an unsigned integer named numExample, another unsigned integer named anotherNumber, and a string type named stringExample. Solidity is explicit about its data types and their declaration [1].

If you want to work with an array of structs in Solidity, you can declare an array of a specific struct type. Here's an example:

struct Example {
  uint numExample;
  uint anotherNumber;
  string stringExample;
}

Example[] public examples;

In this example, Example is a struct type, and examples is an array of Example structs. You can then interact with this array as needed in your Solidity smart contract.

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