Pulling my hair out , please help with this struct

Okay i am pulling my hair out. I am trying to get this program using the two files class_info.h and my main file to get the students averages to print out.

Where am i missing the boat in my program to get it to call the function and work. Right now it just says press any key to continue.

This structure stuff is hard to understand.

Please help me.

in class_info.h file

Code:

#define CLASS_SIZE 100

struct student{
char *last_name;
int student_id;
char grade;
};

in main here is what i have:

Code:

#include "class_info.h"
#include <stdio.h>
void student_average(struct student total[], int length, int id)
{
float sum; 
float average; 
int grade_count;
grade_count=0; 
sum=0; 
int index=0;
average=0.0;


for (int k=0 ; k<length;k++)
{
if (total[k].student_id==id) 
{
grade_count++; 

if( total[k].grade == 'A' ) 
sum+=4;
if( total[k].grade == 'B' )
sum+=3;
if( total[k].grade == 'C' )
sum+=2;
if( total[k].grade == 'D' )
sum+=1;
if( total[k].grade == 'F' )
sum+=0;
}
}

average=(sum/grade_count); 

for (int l=0 ; l<length;l++) 
{
if (total[l].student_id==id)
{
index=l; 
break;
}
printf("The average for each student by student id is %c\n", id);
printf("The average for the class is %f.\n", average);
}
}
int main(void)
{
struct student total[CLASS_SIZE];

total[0].grade = 'A';
total[0].last_name = "Bushker";
total[0].student_id = 000001;

total[1].grade = 'B';
total[1].last_name = "johnson";
total[1].student_id = 000002;

total[2].grade = 'C';
total[2].last_name = "Smith";
total[2].student_id = 000003;

total[3].grade = 'A';
total[3].last_name = "Taylor";
total[3].student_id = 000004;

total[4].grade = 'B';
total[4].last_name = "Ross";
total[4].student_id = 000005;

student_average;

return 0;
}

Please indent your code and then I'll take a closer look. Right now it's pretty much unreadable.

And what is this (in main): "student_average;"?
If you want to call a function you have to put parenthesis after the function name, and in this case also the required parameters inside the parenthesis.

Deja-Vu
Student average program rookie in need of help

You need to call the function by putting parentheses after the function name and supply it with parameters. So change

student_average;

to something like

student_average(total, 5, 0);

I don't know what the last parameter, id, is for so I just put it to 0 so you'll have to change it. It would'be been easier to see that if the code had identation.

Here is the lastest version. Still compiles good. Doesnt print student average. does my first fuction,,, average for class , but not the student one.

Please help. I indented the code as requested. sorry for the mess.



in class_info.h file

Code:

#define CLASS_SIZE 100

struct student{
char *last_name;
int student_id;
char grade;
};

Code:

#include <stdio.h>

void average(struct student total[], int length);
void student_average(struct student total[],int ,int);

int main(void)
{
    struct student total[CLASS_SIZE];
    total[0].grade = 'A';
    total[0].last_name = "Bushker";
    total[0].student_id = 000001;

    total[1].grade = 'B';
    total[1].last_name = "johnson";
    total[1].student_id = 000002;

    total[2].grade = 'C';
    total[2].last_name = "Smith";
    total[2].student_id = 000003;

    total[3].grade = 'A';
    total[3].last_name = "Taylor";
    total[3].student_id = 000004;

    total[4].grade = 'B';
    total[4].last_name = "Ross";
    total[4].student_id = 000005;

    total[5].grade = 'A';
    total[5].last_name = "Ross";
    total[5].student_id = 000005;

    average( total, 6 );
    student_average(total, 5, 2 );
    return 0;
}

void average(student total[], int length) 
{
    double sum=0.0,avg;
    int i;
    for( i=0;i<length;++i )
	{
        if( total[i].grade == 'A' )
            sum+=4;
        if( total[i].grade == 'B' )
            sum+=3;
        if( total[i].grade == 'C' )
            sum+=2;
        if( total[i].grade == 'D' )
            sum+=1;
        if( total[i].grade == 'F' )
            sum+=0;
	}
    avg = (sum/length);
    printf("The average for the class is %f.\n", avg);
}
void student_average(student total[], int length, int id)
{
    float sum;      
	float average;  
	int grade_count;
	grade_count=0;   
	sum=0; 
	int index=0;
	average=0.0;

    for (int k=0 ; k<length;k++)
        {
            if (total[k].student_id==id)
                {
                    grade_count++;
                    if( total[k].grade == 'A' )
                        sum+=4;
                    if( total[k].grade == 'B' )
                        sum+=3;
                    if( total[k].grade == 'C' )
                        sum+=2;
                    if( total[k].grade == 'D' )
                        sum+=1;
                    if( total[k].grade == 'F' )
                        sum+=0;
				}
		}
        average=(sum/grade_count);
        for (int l=0 ; l<length;l++)
            {
                if (total[l].student_id==id)
                    {
                        index=l;
                        break;
					}
			}
			printf("The student id, last name, and average is: %f%S%f.\n", id, average);
}

Once you declare a struct you do not need to redeclare it as a struct. Why have one struct in a .h file and the other structs in the main c file? I try not to put structs in side a main(). Your main() should contain the call to the functions you defined and do something.

I can tell from your code that it won't compile but haven't you tried fixing the errors that the compiler spits out? It'll tell you the line it found the errors on and all that.

Originally Posted by kryptkat

Once you declare a struct you do not need to redeclare it as a struct. Why have one struct in a .h file and the other structs in the main c file? I try not to put structs in side a main(). Your main() should contain the call to the functions you defined and do something.

In C you can't omit the struct type-specifier when declaring structures.

read that again please.

Once you declare a struct you do not need to redeclare it as a struct.

Perhaps I'm not seeing it -- where do you see a redeclaration?

went back and took a closer look at that line. while reading off the compiler errors thought something different was done.