Practical-13

Write a program using structure within Function.

Introduction

In this program, we will learn to use a structure within a function.

Algorithm

1. Start
2. Declare a structure called details, and it stores information about a student.
3. Declare a function, findResult, that will take the details of a student and print some information.
4. Intiliaze the student details.
5. Call the function to get the result.
6. End

Code

Practical-13.c

#include <stdio.h>

/* This is a structure, called details, and it stores information about a student */
struct details
{
    int age;
    int year;
    char name[20];
};

/* Function, findResult, will take the details of a student and print some information */
void findResult(struct details student_info)
{
    printf("Student's Name: %s \n", student_info.name);
    printf("Age of the student is: %d \n", student_info.age);
    printf("The student is in year: %d \n", student_info.year);
}

void main()
{
    /* Declaring variables of structure details */
    struct details student1;
    struct details student2;

    /* Intiliazing the student details */
    student1.age = 5;
    student1.year = 1;
    strcpy(student1.name, "Itachi");

    student2.age = 10;
    student2.year = 5;
    strcpy(student2.name, "Naruto");

    /* Calling the function to get the result */
    findResult(student1);
    printf("\n");
    findResult(student2);


}

Output

Student's Name: Itachi
Age of the student is: 5
The student is in year: 1

Student's Name: Naruto
Age of the student is: 10
The student is in year: 5

Explanation

In this program, we have defined a structure called details. This structure stores information about a student. We have defined a function called findResult. This function takes the details of a student and prints some information. We have initialized the details of two students and called the function to get the result.