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Passing
Structures as Arguments
This is an important
facility used to pass groups of logically related data items together
instead of passing them one by one. Remember one thing when using a
structure as an argument, that the type of argument matches the type of
parameter.
#include <stdio.h>
main ( )
{
struct
{
char name[20];
int numb;
float amt;
}xyz;
clrscr ( ) ;
printf("\nEnter Customer name . ");
gets(xyz.name);
printf("\nEnter Customer number . ");
scanf("%d", &xyz.numb);
printf("\nEnter Principle Amount . ");
scanf("%f", &xyz.amt);
intcal(xyz);
intcal( struct {
char name[20];
int numb;
float amt;
} abc )
float si, rate = 5.5, yrs = 2.5;
si = (abc.amt * rate * yrs)/100;
printf ("\nThe customer name is %s" ,abc.name);
printf ("\nThe customer number is %d" ,abc.numb);
printf ("\nThe amount is %f" . ,abc.amt);
printf ("\nThe interest is %f", si)
return;
}
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