What’s Happening?

    1. Create a Special File:
      • You need a file called ft_point.h.
    2. Add Some Important Stuff:
      • This file will help your program understand what a t_point is. Think of t_point like a special box that can hold two numbers, x and y.
    3. Magic Code Explanation:
      • #ifndef FT_POINT_H: This checks if we have not already included this special file.
      • #define FT_POINT_H: If we haven’t included it, this line says “let’s include it now”.
      • typedef struct s_point: We are creating a new special box called s_point that holds two numbers, x and y.
      • int x; int y;: These are the two numbers inside the box.
      • } t_point;: Now, we give our special box a nickname: t_point.
      • #endif: This ends our check. If we already included the file before, we skip everything between #ifndef and #endif.

    What to Put in the File:

    Your ft_point.h file should look like this:

    #ifndef FT_POINT_H
#define FT_POINT_H

typedef struct s_point
{
  int x;
  int y;
} t_point;

#endif

    What It Does:

    1. Check and Include: It checks if the file has been included before and includes it if not.
    2. Create a Box: It makes a special box (t_point) to hold two numbers (x and y).

    Main Program:

    In your main program:

    #include "ft_point.h"

void set_point(t_point *point)
{
  point->x = 42;
  point->y = 21;
}

int main(void)
{
  t_point point;
  set_point(&point);
  return (0);
}

    This program will:

    1. Use the Special Box: Include the file that defines the special box t_point.
    2. Set Values: Put the numbers 42 and 21 into x and y of the special box.
    3. Run the Program: Create a point and set its x and y values using the set_point function.

    That’s it! Now you have a file that helps your program understand and use a special box called t_point to store two numbers.

    Name File Image
    ft_point.h ft_point.h
    main.c main.c