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Is there any other application of typedef other than creating derived data types & structured data types?

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Is there any other application of typedef other than creating derived data types & structured data types?
posted Nov 16, 2014 by anonymous

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No, you are right.

But this explaination given by K & R (Brian Kernighan and Dennis Ritchie) might help you to understand more, why and were we should use it.

K&R states that there are two reasons for using a typedef.
  First, it provides a means to make a program more portable. Instead of having to change a type 
  everywhere it appears throughout the program's source files, only a single typedef statement needs
  to be changed.

  Second, a typedef can make a complex declaration easier to understand.
answer Nov 17, 2014 by Arshad Khan
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