#include <stdio.h>
#include <string.h>
#include <stdlib.h>

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Classes
struct	Employee

Typedefs
typedef struct Employee	Employee

Functions
int	main ()

void	setEmployee (char n[], char p[], int sal, Employee *e)

void	showInfo (Employee e)

Typedef Documentation

◆ Employee

typedef struct Employee Employee

Definition at line 11 of file employee.c.

Function Documentation

◆ main()

int main ( void )

Definition at line 26 of file employee.c.

           {
    int numOfEmployee;
    scanf("%d", &numOfEmployee);
    Employee *e;
    e = (Employee *)malloc(numOfEmployee * sizeof(Employee));
    for (int i = 0; i < numOfEmployee; i++) {
        char n[100], p[100];
        int sal;
        scanf("%s%s%d",n,p,&sal);
        setEmployee(n,p,sal,&e[i]);
        // Instead of &e[i], e+i also works since it is an array.
        // What is e+i? It is the address of the i-th element of the array.
        // But why we can directly add i to it? isnt the array address is affected by the size of the struct?
        // Yes, it is. But the compiler knows the size of the struct and it will automatically add the correct amount of bytes to the address.
        // So, e+i is the same as &e[i].
    }
    for (int i = 0; i < numOfEmployee; i++) {
        showInfo(e[i]);
    }
    free(e);
    return 0;
}

References setEmployee(), and showInfo().

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◆ setEmployee()

void setEmployee	(	char	n[],
		char	p[],
		int	sal,
		Employee *	e )

Definition at line 13 of file employee.c.

                                                          {
    // strcpy parameters are (destination, source)
    strcpy(e->Name, n);
    strcpy(e->Position, p);
    e->Salary = sal;
}

References Employee::Name, Employee::Position, and Employee::Salary.

Referenced by main().

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◆ showInfo()

void showInfo ( Employee e )

Definition at line 20 of file employee.c.

                          {
    printf("Name: %s\n", e.Name);
    printf("Position: %s\n", e.Position);
    printf("Salary: %d\n", e.Salary);
}