#🔒 in Python.... how to mimic C/++ struct?

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restive bear
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hi

frail ravenBOT
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restive bear
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Okay

analog galleon
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And the normal class in python already is like a C++ struct because the only difference in C++ between struct and class is that the default Accessibility in a struct is public and in a class private and since python has no access modifiers, everything is public. But you can not declare members in python.

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next hull
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If you don't care about static analysis, you can just use a dict

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point = {"x": 1, "y": 5}
signal bronze
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Why do you need to mimic a struct? Do you want it for the grouping in memory, or do you just want to associate different data with each other?

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For the former, look into struct

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