Bit Fields in C++ devide many variable with one byte
Structs are essential in C/C++ for creating new data types that simplify variable management. However, a lesser-known feature of C/C++ structs is Bit Fields, which allow you to allocate a specific number of bits for a variable, optimizing memory usage. Introduction Bit Fields allocate adjacent memory positions to hold a series of bits. For example, instead of using 8 bytes to store 8 flags (which would waste 54 bits), you can store them in a single byte by dividing the byte into different bit regions. ...