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Create a program that uses a structure array to hold contact information for your friends. The program should allow the user to enter up to five friends and print the phone book's current entries. Create functions to add entries in the phone book and to print valid phone book entries. Do not display phone book entries that are invalid or NULL (0).
Optional Information: OS: Windows Vista Already Tried: C program not C++
Hi, Still online.Here's your second code compiled succesfully:- ************************************************************** struct phonebook { char name[100]; long int phone; }; int main() { struct phonebook myphonebook[5]; int i; for(i=0;i<5;i++) { printf("\n Enter name of friend:-\n"); scanf("%s",&myphonebook.name ); printf("\n Enter phone number of friend:-\n"); scanf("%ld",&myphonebook.phone ); } for(i=0;i<5;i++) { printf("\n Friend name %s phone number is %ld \n",myphonebook.name,myphonebook.phone); } return 1; } **************************************************************
Experience: Several years of intensive programming and application development experience in various platforms.
Im confused, why does it say this is my second code? is there another?
Hi, No i meant the code to your second question.The first question i have already answered.This code is independent and runs fine but i need to modify it a bit.I forgot to add the functions as mentioned in question.Excuse me for this.I will post soon.
ok
Hi, Its 2:30 pm here.I am going to take a break.Code will be ready tommorow morning a few hours from now.
it is 4pm here. I will be waiting, Thank You!
Hi, I have created this menu driven program for you that meets the requirement.Required some extra time and effort though. You will understand its beauty when you run it. Here is the code:- **************************************************************** #include <stdio.h> #include <stdlib.h> #include <string.h> #define MAX 5 struct phonebook { char name[100]; unsigned long int phone; } myphonebook[MAX]; void init_list(void); void enter(void); void remove(void); void list(void); int menu_select(void), find_free(void); int main(void) { char choice; init_list(); /* initialize the structure array */ for(;;) { choice = menu_select(); switch(choice) { case 1: enter(); break; case 2: remove(); break; case 3: list(); break; case 4: exit(0); } } //return 0; } /* Initialize the list. */ void init_list(void) { register int t; for(t=0; t<MAX; ++t) myphonebook[t].name[0] = '\0'; } /* Get a menu selection. */ int menu_select(void) { char s[80]; int c; printf("1. Enter a name\n"); printf("2. Delete a name\n"); printf("3. List the file\n"); printf("4. Quit\n"); do { printf("\nEnter your choice: "); gets(s); c = atoi(s); } while(c<0 || c>4); return c; } /* Input addresses into the list. */ void enter(void) { int slot; char s[80]; slot = find_free(); if(slot==-1) { printf("\nList Full"); return; } printf("Enter name: "); gets(myphonebook[slot].name); printf("Enter phone: "); gets(s); myphonebook[slot].phone= strtoul(s, '\0', 10); } /* Find an unused structure. */ int find_free(void) { register int t; for(t=0; myphonebook[t].name[0] && t<MAX; ++t) ; if(t==MAX) return -1; /* no slots free */ return t; } /* Delete an address. */ void remove(void) { register int slot; char s[80]; printf("enter record #: "); gets(s); slot = atoi(s); } /* Display the list on the screen. */ void list(void) { register int t; for(t=0; t<MAX; ++t) { if(myphonebook[t].name[0]) { printf("%s\n", myphonebook[t].name); printf("%lu\n\n", myphonebook[t].phone); } } printf("\n\n"); } ******************************************************************* Hope your problem is solved.Show this program to anyone and they will be very impressed.