Question: struct student { char name[20]; int idNo; double GPA; }; // creating struct named student included name,id and gpa int main() { struct student arr[3]
struct student
{
char name[20];
int idNo;
double GPA;
}; // creating struct named student included name,id and gpa
int main()
{
struct student arr[3] = {{"Bill Gates",1001,3.92},{"Steve Jobs",1002,3.44},{"Dennis Ritchie",1003,3.86}};
// create student name list
void printByIndex(struct student arr[],int size); // function prototype
` void printByReference(struct student* arr,int size); //function prototype
printByIndex(arr,3); // create printByindex function
printByReference(arr,3); // create printByRefenrece function
return 0;
}
void printByIndex(struct student arr[],int size) // print out list of student using array
{
int i=0; // loop counter
for(i=0;i { printf("%s %d %.2lf ",arr[i].name,arr[i].idNo,arr[i].GPA);//printing using dot operator on struct } printf(" "); } void printByReference(struct student* arr,int size) // print out list of student using pointer { int i = 0; // loop counter const student*ref = arr; // declare student , ref and arr for pointer for(i=0;i { printf("%s %d %.2lf ",ref->name,ref->idNo,ref->GPA); // print student list by reference ref++; } printf(" "); } Please helping me fixing the program. void printByIndex and void printByreference, have to be inside the int main() function. void printByIndex(using array indexing) and printByreference(using pointer referencing). Thank you
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