in reply to Re^2: How is perl able to handle the null byte?
in thread How is perl able to handle the null byte?
A struct is a "complex" type. That means a struct contains a fixed number of fields that can be of different types themselves. A bit like a perl hash but with a fixed number of key-value pairs.
PerlGuts Illustrated has some nice diagrams.
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