Thread: struct array trouble

Code:

#include <stdio.h>
#include <string.h>

void main()
{
 struct oz
 {
  char actor[30];
  char character[30];
  int age;
 }

 struct oz actor[4];
 int x;

 strcpy(actor[0].actor,"Judy Garland");
 strcpy(actor[0].character,"Dorothy");
 actor[0].age=17;

 strcpy(actor[1].actor,"Ray Bolger");
 strcpy(actor[1].character,"Scarecrow");
 actor[1].age=35;

 strcpy(actor[2].actor,"Bert Lahr");
 strcpy(actor[2].character,"Cowardly Lion");
 actor[2].age = 44;

 strcpy(actor[3].actor,"Jack Haley");
 strcpy(actor[3].character,"Tin Woodsman");
 actor[3].age = 40;

 puts("Wizard of Oz Database!");

 for(x=0;x<4;x++)
 {
  printf("%s played %s, and was %i years old.\n",actor[x].actor, actor[x].character, actor[x].age);
 }
}

whenever i compile this, it says ''two or more data types in declaration of 'actor''
what does this mean? id appreciate if anyone can help.

is oz a type of variable? what can i do to fix this?

Originally Posted by chasingxsuns

Code:

#include <stdio.h>
#include <string.h>

void main()
{
 struct oz
 {
  char actor[30];
  char character[30];
  int age;
 }; <------------------ you forgot to terminate your struct definition with a semicolon

 struct oz actor[4];
 int x;

 strcpy(actor[0].actor,"Judy Garland");
 strcpy(actor[0].character,"Dorothy");
 actor[0].age=17;

 strcpy(actor[1].actor,"Ray Bolger");
 strcpy(actor[1].character,"Scarecrow");
 actor[1].age=35;

 strcpy(actor[2].actor,"Bert Lahr");
 strcpy(actor[2].character,"Cowardly Lion");
 actor[2].age = 44;

 strcpy(actor[3].actor,"Jack Haley");
 strcpy(actor[3].character,"Tin Woodsman");
 actor[3].age = 40;

 puts("Wizard of Oz Database!");

 for(x=0;x<4;x++)
 {
  printf("%s played %s, and was %i years old.\n",actor[x].actor, actor[x].character, actor[x].age);
 }
}

whenever i compile this, it says ''two or more data types in declaration of 'actor''
what does this mean? id appreciate if anyone can help.

I pointed out your mistake above; find it. The warning you get shouldn't really matter even though it's not good design to use the same name for a struct-variable and a struct-member. You're qualifying member actor with the struct-variable actor prefix which is what tells the two apart in usage.


xeddiex.

i tried changing the actor inside main to both 'person' and 'aaa' and changing the actor inside oz to 'uuu' and it did the same thing. know anything else that could be wrong?

Dear friend,
You can use.But your codeing is have syntax error.Structre is must ended with };
in your coding the strcture doesn't ened.
corrected coding is:

Code:

/*Codeing
Name:SABARINATHAN.S
PH:09841414918
DATE:27-02-2006*/
#include <stdio.h>
#include <string.h>

 struct oz {
  char actor[30];
  char character[30];
  int age;
 };
main()
{

 struct oz actor[4];
 int x;

 strcpy(actor[0].actor,"Judy Garland");
 strcpy(actor[0].character,"Dorothy");
 actor[0].age=17;

 strcpy(actor[1].actor,"Ray Bolger");
 strcpy(actor[1].character,"Scarecrow");
 actor[1].age=35;

 strcpy(actor[2].actor,"Bert Lahr");
 strcpy(actor[2].character,"Cowardly Lion");
 actor[2].age = 44;

 strcpy(actor[3].actor,"Jack Haley");
 strcpy(actor[3].character,"Tin Woodsman");
 actor[3].age = 40;

 puts("Wizard of Oz Database!");

 for(x=0;x<4;x++)
 {
  printf("%s played %s, and was %i years old.\n",actor[x].actor, actor[x].character, actor[x].age);
 }
}

Out Put is:
Wizard of Oz Database!
Judy Garland played Dorothy, and was 17 years old.
Ray Bolger played Scarecrow, and was 35 years old.
Bert Lahr played Cowardly Lion, and was 44 years old.
Jack Haley played Tin Woodsman, and was 40 years old.

oh im sorry i didnt see xeddiex's post. lol sorry for the extra trouble guys.