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Structs are not global array integers. You seem to have missed the point. Structs are basically parallel global arrays allocated using the allocate/create function with an integer index. There is then additional syntax for methods, interfaces, etc. on top.
structs are integer values used at indexing members not variables
their members are arrayed variables
When you create a struct with etc.create() it finds a non used index
when you destroy it, it says that index is not used anymore so when you create() again destroyed index will be taken over by new one
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