C++: What is the difference between internal and external arrays of a structure?

Hi, I am new to structures and all of this. I don't understand what is asked of me when to create an array of structures both internally and externally. Can someone please provide me an example with a short explanation? Thank you!
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I dint get this right internally and externally. I can hlp when I understand that
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create an array of structures both internally and externally

never heard of tihs.
I don't understand the wording either. I was hoping that one of you guys would. It just states that it wants me to write a program that has:

"Pointers with arrays and arrays of structures, internally as well as externally."
Could internally mean elements inside the structure as oppose to the external ones being on the outside of the {}?
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