Thread: Need Help Please

Hi, New Here
Im trying to do the instructions below, but when I enter my code, I can run through the B-number, but the rest of the values dont seem to do anything. I think I have created the dynamic array correctly, but I am unsure if I am using it right.

This is how I did my dynamic array:

typedef struct Record{
unsigned int bNumber;
char firstName[19];
char lastName[19];
char quizGrades[6];
char projectGrades[5];
char finalExamGrade;
struct Record *next;
}Record;


Here is a copy of my code:

Record* list;
void Input(void){
int i;
Record *tailRecord;
while(1){
Record *newRecord = (Record*) malloc(sizeof(Record));
printf("Please Enter Students B-Number:\n");
scanf("%d",&newRecord->bNumber);
printf("Please Enter Students First Name:\n");
scanf("%18s",newRecord->firstName);
printf("Please Enter Students Last Name:\n");
scanf("%18s",newRecord->lastName);
for(i = 0; i < 6; i++)
printf("Please Enter Students Grade For Quiz # %d\n",i);
scanf("%d", (int*)&newRecord->quizGrades[i]);
for(i = 0; i < 5; i++)
printf("Please Enter Students Grade For Project # %d\n",i);
scanf("%d", (int*)&newRecord->projectGrades[i]);
printf("Please Enter Student's Final Exam Grade");
scanf("%d",(int*)&newRecord->finalExamGrade);

}
}





Instructions:
Create a C struct used to store data for a student in this class, as part of a dynamic array. The data for a student must include:

B-Number (as an 'unsigned int')
First name (up to 18 characters, not inluding the NULL)
Last name (also up to 18 characters, not inluding the NULL)
6 quiz grades
5 project grades
Final exam grade
Each 'grade' should be a 'char' (either signed or unsigned, your choice) type, since it can only range from 0 to 100, inclusive. The definition for this struct should be written in your stlist.h header file.

Define a static global "list" pointer for this array, and a set of functions for manipulating this list in your stlist.c file. A declaration for each of these functions - along with detailed descriptions of each, should be placed in the stlist header file. You must provide, with the functions in this file, at least the following functionality: