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Sometimes, arrays may be the member within structure, this is known as arrays within structure. Accessing arrays within structure is similar to accessing other members.
When you find yourself to store a string value, then you have to go for array within structure. because your name comes under character data type alone, thus array is capable of storing data of same data type.
Lets code array within structure and have some fun
#include <stdio.h> int main() { struct student { char name[30]; int rollno; } stud; printf ("Enter your RollNo : "); scanf ("%d",&stud.rollno); printf ("\nEnter your Name : "); scanf ("%s", stud.name); printf ("\nRollNo : %d\n Name : %s", stud.rollno, stud.name); return 0; }
Here stud act as an object for a structure student, so it's possible for us to access any member inside a student using our object stud.
Lets code array within structure and have some fun
#include <stdio.h> int i; struct student { char name[30]; int rollno; } stud[3]; for(i=0; i<3; i++) { printf ("\nEnter your RollNo : "); scanf ("%d",&stud[i].rollno); printf ("\nEnter your Name : "); scanf ("%s", stud[i].name); } printf ("\nList of all records"); for (i=0; i<3; i++) { printf ("\nRollNo : %d\n Name : %s", stud[i].rollno, stud[i].name); } return 0; }
Here stud [3] act as an object array for a structure student, so it's possible for us to access any member inside a student using our object stud [n].
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