Declaring array ..

I would like to know if it is possible to store one string and one integer in a array ??

like i would like to store

"john" "45"
"darwin" "56"
"felicious" "20"

in an array. Is that possible ???

Code:

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char *array[] = {
  "john", "45",
  "darwin", "56",
  "felicious", "20"
};

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Of course, a better way to maintain grouping would be to use a structure:

Code:

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struct s {
  char string[SIZE];
  int integer;
};

struct s array[] = {
  { "john", 45 },
  { "darwin", 56 },
  { "felicious", 20 }
};

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If i use the first option, when i wanted to print that time, woudlnt it be ..?

printf("%s", array[0]); // john
printf("%s", array[1]); // 45
printf("%s", array[2]); // darwin
printf("%s", array[3]); // 56
printf("%s", array[4]); // felicous
printf("%s", array[5]); // 20

>when i wanted to print that time, woudlnt it be ..?
Try it and see.

May i know whats wrong with this code ?? There isn't any error while compiling. But when i try to build the file that time, it display the following error


"Linking...
prac3a.obj : error LNK2001: unresolved external symbol _punctuationx
Debug/prac3a.exe : fatal error LNK1120: 1 unresolved externals
Error executing link.exe."

Code:

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struct s {
  char string[10];
  int integer;
};


struct s reservedx[];

void hello()
{
        for(i=0; i <= 8; i++)
        {
  reservedx[i].integer=0;
  strcpy(reservedx[i].string,"hello");
        }
}

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i know whats wrong already. I didnt declare the size of the array.
Thanks anyway..