Structure Problem! (Help!!)

[B]I've been trying to create a system using structures, when the user presses a corresponding number, a name, and subsequently details can be printed..[

But, after a few attempts..after compiling, it just 'crashes'...can anyone help me?/B]

Code:

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#include <stdio.h>
#include <stdlib.h>
/*This is where I state my structure*/
struct cities {
  char George;
  char Tom;
  char Luke;
  char Mike;
};
/*Variables*/
int (input);

int main(void)
{
    /* The input area for the user to decide*/
    printf("\nWhich city would you like to know a little something about?");
    printf("\n For George press 1\n Tom press 2\n Luke press 3\n Mike press 4\n");
    scanf("%d",input);


    if (input == 1)
        printf("\nGeorge\n",George);
       
        if (input == 2)
        printf("\nTom\n",Tom);
       
        if (input == 3)
        printf("\nLuke\n",Luke);
       
        if (input ==4)
        printf("\n Mike\n",Mike);

 
  system("PAUSE");
         
  return 0;
}

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Any help would be appreciated!!!

X

Really simple. You need to pass the address of 'input' to scanf() and not the object itself. Therefore, you want to have '&input' and not just 'input' in there. Besides, it is useless and more confusing than anything to surround variables with parenthesis when you are declaring variables.

> int (input);
I don't think these parentheses do much for you either.