/* FILE: struct5.c */ 

/* Arrays can be used with structures just like any other C data type. 

*/

#include  

#define SIZE 5 

struct part{ char name[124]; long no; double price; 

}; void print_part(struct part p); 

int main( ) {

 struct part board; struct part inventory[SIZE]; 

int i;

 /* One "part" */ /* Array to hold SIZE "part"s */ 

for(i=0; i < SIZE; i++){ sprintf(board.name,"I/O card #%d", i); board.no = 127356 + i; board.price = 99.50 + i*3; 

 inventory[i] = board; } 

for(i=0; i < SIZE; i++){ print_part(inventory[i]); printf(" "); 

/* Display the array of structures. */ 

}

return 0; }

void print_part(struct part p) { 

 printf("Product: %s ", p.name); printf("Part No.: %ld ", p.no); printf("Unit price: %.2f ", p.price); 

return; }

/* FILE: struct6.c */ 

/* The address of a structure can be passed to a function just like any other C data type. */ 

#include  

#define SIZE 5 

struct part{ char name[124]; long no; double price; 

}; void print_part(struct part* p); 

int main( ) {

 struct part board; struct part inventory[SIZE]; 

int i;

 for(i=0; i < SIZE; i++){ sprintf(board.name,"I/O card #%d", i); board.no = 127356 + i; board.price = 99.50 + i*3; 

 inventory[i] = board; } 

print_part(&board); printf(" "); 

for(i=0; i < SIZE; i++){ print_part(&inventory[i]); printf(" "); 

/* print_part( ) expects an address. */ /* Display the array of structures. */ 

}

return 0; }

void print_part(struct part* p) { 

 printf("Product: %s ", (*p).name); printf("Part No.: %ld ", (*p).no); printf("Unit price: %.2f ", (*p).price); 

return; }

 Exercise #7: ------------ - Add the print function from the struct5.c C program to the struct6.c C program. Save the file as a C++ program. Now there are two functions with the same name (different parameter lists) in the same program. This is an example of an overloaded function. - compile it, to see that the C++ compiler is not confused by two functions with the same name - slightly modify the program so that it will call both functions when it runs - compile and run the program to see that it works