Struct Documentation

Author: BenNippard

docs/structs.md

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+Structs is Masterminds equivalent of C structs it is a method of grouping multiple related variables together. 
+Since Mastermind only supports one primitive data type this means that Structs are collections of one or more cell data types (single or array cells).
+
+Structs can be used to mimic the styles of object orientated code by adding a struct and a series of related functions that 
+interface with specific structs to almost form a set of class methods. This forms the basis for Masterminds standard library.
+
+Below is example code for how to use Structs
+
+```
+struct box {
+  cell height;
+  cell width;
+}
+
+def area(struct box boxArg, cell output) {
+    output = 0;
+    // height * width
+    copy boxArg.width {
+        output += boxArg.height
+    }
+}
+
+sturct box MyBox;
+MyBox.height = 12;
+MyBox.width = 13;
+cell area;
+area(MyBox, area);
+//area should now equal 156
+```
+
+Below is an example for a struct using arrays
+
+```
+struct grid {
+  cell x1[3];
+  cell x2[3];
+  cell x3[3];
+}
+```