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Monday, May 4, 2026

[11:12:22] grungy Morning folks

[11:16:57] grungy Quick question : Do you guys always use "typedef" to make easier to manipulate enums and char (or array of char) declaration.

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[11:16:57] grungy For example: instead of char string[50]; we can typedef char String[50], then when we siply declare String name;

[11:17:31] grungy It's pretty practical. I just want to know it it's a rule of thumb when it comes to cases like this. Thanks

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