C-Programs Using Structures with in Structures

Structures with in a structures means nesting structures. Nesting of structures is permitted in C-Language.

Example:-

 

#include<stdio.h> #include<conio.h> struct dob    {        int day;        char month[10];        int year;    }d;  struct student    {        int no;        char name[10];        struct dob d;    }std; void main()    {        struct student std;        clrscr();        printf("Enter student no: ");        scanf("%d",&std.no);          printf("Enter student name: ");        scanf("%s",&std.name);        printf("Enter day value: ");        scanf("%d",&std.d.day);        printf("Enter month name: ");        scanf("%s",&std.d.month);        printf("Enter year value: ");        scanf("%d",&std.d.year);        printf("\n\nStudent no=%d\n",std.no);        printf("stuudent name=%s\n",std.name);        printf("Date of Birth:%d-%s-%d",        std.d.day,std.d.month, std.d.year);     getch();   }

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