Thread: Why when I tried to store values in allocated memory I keep getting an error?

I am writing a program that prints out the value of cards using a structure.

I'm a beginner in data structure and I'm trying to advance my knowledge in this area.

Values of Cards
Face [1 - Ace, 2 - 2, ......, 11 - Jack, 12 - Queen, 13 - King]
Shape [0 - Spades, 1 - Clubs, 2 - Diamonds, 3 - Hearts]
Color [0 - Black, 1 - Red]

I've used the malloc function to allocate memory for 3 cards, which was passed to a pointer name *myCards, with type struct cards.

Code:

struct Cards *myCards;
    myCards = (struct Cards *)malloc(3 * sizeof(struct Cards));

I am trying to store 3 cards (Queen Spades, 4 Diamonds, Ace Clubs) in the space of the allocated memory, using the pointer myCards but I'm getting an error when I ran the code.

error(incompatible types when assigning to type 'struct Cards' from type 'int')

My structure

Code:

struct Cards {
    int face[13];
    int shape[3];
    int color[1];
}Cards;

Code for storing the 3 cards

Code:

    *(myCards + 0) = 12, 1;
    *(myCards + 1) = 4, 2;
    *(myCards + 2) = 1, 1;

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Thanks man, I really appreciated your help!!
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