Thread: Can't understand NetBeans

I'm having trouble understanding what Netbeans is trying to tell me. This isn't Homework at all, just practice. It says that there is a problem with the main () and turns line 43 red, and then a problem with dateUpdate(date today) on line 22. Any ideas?

Code:

/* 
 * File:   main.c
 * Author: roberto
 *
 * Created on October 4, 2012, 10:00 AM
 */

#include <stdio.h>

struct date
{
    int month;
    int day;
    int year;
};

//Function to Calculate Tomorrow's Date

struct date dateUpdate (struct date today)
{
    struct date tomorrow;
    int numberOfDays(struct date d); //ONE OF MY PROBLEMS

    if (today.date != numberOfDays (today)){
        tomorrow.day = today.day + 1;
        tomorrow.month = today.month;
        tomorrow.year = today.year;
    }
    else if (today.month==12){
        tomorrow.day =1;
        tomorrow.month =1;
        tomorrow.year = today.year +1;
    }
    else {
        tomorrow.day =1;
        tomorrow.month = today.month +1;
        tomorrow.year = today.year;
    }
return tomorrow;
}

int main () //ONE OF MY PROBLEMS
{
    struct date dateUpdate (struct date today);
    struct date thisDay, nextDay;

    printf("Enter Today's Date (mm dd yyyy): ");
    scanf("%i%i%i", &thisDay.month, &thisDay.day, &thisDay.year);

    nextDay = dateUpdate (thisDay);
    
    printf("Tomorrow's date is %i/%i/%.2i.\n", nextDay.month, nextDay.day, nextDay.year % 100);

return 0;
}

I get only one error when compiling your program:

Code:

151118.c: In function ‘dateUpdate’:
151118.c:24:14: error: ‘struct date’ has no member named ‘date’

The problem looks pretty obvious to me. (If you had posted the exact error message you are getting I wouldn't have had to compile it to find this easy-to-fix error.)

I appreciate the feedback, I didn't put in the EXACT code. The code in the book included a function for finding if the given year was a leap year. I apologize for the time wasting, apparently I just need to STUDY..

Thanks again for all of the feedback, I apologize again for the waste of time and resources.

Loving these forums more everyday, really do appreciate it.

Robert