Structuring Game Data

Define and initialize structs to group related data for game entities (e.g., a player or item).

Access struct members directly and through pointers using the arrow (->) operator.

Pass structs to functions by value and by pointer, explaining the trade-offs of each method.

Implement a game entity using nested structs (e.g., a player struct containing a weapon struct).

Use enums to represent discrete game states (e.g., MENU, PLAYING, GAMEOVER).

Create readable type aliases for complex data types like structs and enums using typedef.