Write a C program to
define a structure which contains ename, eno and esalary and prints the same
on the screen.
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#include<stdio.h>
#include<conio.h>
// New structure by name employee is
defined
struct employee
{
char ename[20];
int eno;
float esalary;
};
vow main()
{
struct employee e1; // Declaring a
variable el of type 'employee'
printf("\ri Input values \n");
//Reading values into individual
elements of e1
scanf("%s %d %f', &e1.ename ,&e1.eno
,&e1.esalary
// Printing individual elements of el
printf("%s %d %f',
e1.ename,e1.eno,e1.esalary);
}
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Every variable of 'employee' type now
will have three elements namely, ename, eno, salary
e1.ename Refers to ename element of e1 and is
a character array
e1.eno Refers to e1's esalary element which
is a floating point number
e1.esalary Refers to eno of e1 which is an
int
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OUTPUT:
Input values
RAMU 10
10000
RAMU 10
10000
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