Random behaviour structs please explain

[dezz101]

Hi I was working on my project file and I have to do work with structs. So I created a sample program that is small to see how to implement in my program.

Below is the program:

#include <stdio.h>

typedef struct{
	double x;
	double y;
}data;

data function(void);

int main(void)
{
	double a, b;
	data table;
	
	table = function();
		
	printf("%lf   %lf", table.x, table.y);

	return 0;
}

data function(void)
{
	data fTable;
	
	fTable.x = 4;
	fTable.y = 5;
	
	return fTable;
}

Can I make a struct = another struct if they are of the same type?
the output is 3 doubles (3.90000000 3.444000 3.09000), even if I take the printf out of the program lol!

Help please!

[tabstop]

1. Of course.
2. This is false. The output of the program you have written and posted here is "4.000000 5.000000". Are you sure you actually compiled the program and are running this program and not some other one?