// Here's the include blah, blah,
// #define blah blah

// Before you write the functions and all that, you need to declare the existence of your custom data-type.
// That's why you use typedef struct, as shown below.

typedef struct {
    char name[10];
    int level,
        hp,
        atk,
        def,
        spatk,
        spdef,
        spd;
} pokemon;

// Here's how you would use it inside the code:

int main()
{
    // We can now have a custom datatype called Pokemon!
    pokemon electabuzz;
    // How do you access the elements inside it?
    // Just add a period...
    electabuzz.name = "Electabuzz";
    electabuzz.level = 100;
    // etc
    // You can do various comparison factors with these...
    // like say, if(electabuzz.level > psyduck.level) or something.
    // It's like another way to name a variable.
    return 0;
}