C does not have classes like C++ or Java. But it lets us define datastructures which could be called "classes without methods". In Java this would be represented by a class with no methods (also no constructor) and public members.
struct point {
int x;
int y;
};
struct point foo = { 0, 0}; // struct is part of the name
struct point bar;
bar.x = 1;
bar.y = 2;
struct point foobar;
foobar = (struct point) { 4, 4}; // anonymous struct in C99