Thread: Nested Structure help ~

First, I should show the question first...

(i) Using typedef, declare a structure called employee which can hold the following details of an employee.
ID
Name
Position

(ii) Using the keyword struct (without typedef), declare a structure called Wrk to store the employee working record consisting of the following details. (You must make use of the structure declared in part (i) above.)
Emp (as in (i) above)
Rate
Hours
Basic

(iii) Define an array, called EmpWrk, of 10 structures of typeWrk declared in part(ii) above. Initialize the first two records as follows:

ID	Name	Position	Rate	Hours	Basic
771122	Mike Wong	Programmer	4.62	40	1800.00
345906	Bill John	Manager	8.51	38	2400.00

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My coding so far....

Code:

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

    typedef struct {

        char ID[30];

        char Name[30];

        char Position;

    } employee ;

    struct{

        employee Emp;

        int rate;

        int hours;

        int basic;

    } Wrk;

  


  int main(void)

    {
        






        return 0;

    }

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I was stuck at (iii), can someone show me how to define that array like (iii) have mention? Very thanks you.

Originally Posted by GReaper

Just declare an array of "struct Wrk", and set the two first to the information given. What don't you understand?

I'm thinking he's going to do this --playing helpless-- just long enough to get us to do his homework for him.

Originally Posted by quzah

Why did you start a new thread with the same exact title as your old thread for the same exact type of problem?
Quzah.

Because he didn't learn anything from the last one?