string doesn't print in structure

I am trying to create the record of student without string.h header file

My code

Code:

---

#include<stdio.h>

struct student
{
  char name [10];
  int age;
  float hight ;
  char section;
 
}student1;
 
int main()
{
        student1.name[10] = "shyama";
        student1.age = 18;
        student1.hight = 5.8;
        student1.section = 'A';
   
    printf(" name %s \n", student1.name);       
    printf(" age %d \n",  student1.age); 
    printf(" hight %f \n", student1.hight);
    printf(" section %c \n", student1.section); 
 
  return 0;
}

---

Result
name
age 18
hight 5.800000
section A

Why the name of student doesn't print ?

Probably because student1.name[10] is not an array (or char *) but... a single character.

You'll need to copy the student's name into the array somehow

Maybe

Code:

---

snprintf(student1.name, 10, "%s", "shyama");

---

> student1.name[10] = "shyama";

Your compiler should warn you about this.... Up your warnings.

name[10] sets you up indices from 0 through 9. Maybe use strcpy(student1.name , "shyama")