>>I agree with your definition with the exception that in C++, a structure can have member functions (aka methods).
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>Umm, no. A structure can contain a pointer to a function, but a structure will not directly contain methods. As the gentleman from Georgia has pointed out, structures are contiguous blocks of memory, and it's kind of hard to squeeze a function into something that is a predefined block.

C++ structure definitions can contain functions. Of course the functions are not actually in the block of data, they do exist in the declaration and are available to any C++ code that uses the declaration.