c colon operator

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1. colon (:) usage (1) represents the definition of the location domain in the structure (that is, the variable occupies several bit spaces) Typedef struct _ XXX { Unsigned char a: 4; Unsigned char c; } XXX; (2) The colon following the constructor

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