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How are the User-Defined Types implemented in Visual Basic .NET?

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How are the User-Defined Types implemented in Visual Basic .NET?

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In Visual Basic 6.0, you can use user-defined types (UDTs) to create groups of data items of different types. In Visual Basic .NET, UDTs are called structures. A structure associates one or more members with each other and with the structure itself. When you declare a structure, it becomes a composite data type, and you can declare variables of that type.

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