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Memory Usage Optimization within Solidity Structs #2 #22

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Removed the memory keyword in string declarations within structs. This is done to ensure that struct members persist.
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The memory keyword indicates temporary storage that is erased after the function's execution. If your struct members are declared as memory, any changes made wouldn't persist. To ensure that struct members persist and changes are reflected in the original struct, remove the memory keyword.

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Nice!!

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