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The document defines a C program that uses a nested struct to store employee data including number, name, department, designation, and salary. The program prompts the user to input these fields, stores them in the struct variable ep1, and then prints out the stored values.

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The document defines a C program that uses a nested struct to store employee data including number, name, department, designation, and salary. The program prompts the user to input these fields, stores them in the struct variable ep1, and then prints out the stored values.

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ROLLNO:709409

PROGRAM:

#include<stdio.h>
#include<conio.h>
struct employee
{
int eno;
char ename[25];
struct personal
{
char dept[15];
char desig[10];
int salary;
}e1;
};
void main()
{
struct employee ep1;
printf("\n enter employee no");
scanf ("%d",&ep1.eno);
printf("\n enter name");
scanf("%s",ep1.ename);
printf("\n enter department");
scanf("%s",ep1.e1.dept);
printf("\n enter designation");
scanf("%s",ep1.e1.desig);
printf("\n enter salary");
scanf("%d",&ep1.e1.salary);
printf("\n employee no=%d",ep1.eno);
printf("\n department name=%s",ep1.ename);
printf("\n designation=%s",ep1.e1.desig);
printf("\n salary=%d",ep1.e1.salary);
getch();
}
OUTPUT:

enter employee no101

enter name selvam

enter department computer

enter designation manager

enter salary 15000

employee no=101
department name=selvam
designation=manager
salary=15000

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