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The optimal solution for a structure with more than 16 bytes

I have a type that I consider used as a struct.

  • It represents one meaning
  • It is unchanging

But the problem is that it has 6 int fields.

So what solution should I use for this type?

  • keep using struct?
  • change class
  • or a packet of 6 integers into an int array, so it has only one field

EDIT

The size of the structure with 6 integer fields is 24 bytes, which is very important for traversal. Recommended size for structure not more than 16 bytes

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