Name Anuharsh Vijay Pawar

UID no. 2022300004

Experiment No. 8

AIM:
Structures
Program 1

PROBLEM A structure “Cricket” consisting of following:

STATEMENT :
i) Player name
ii) name of the country number of matches played
iii) number of hundreds scored
Make a programme to read records for n players
and to prepare a list according to the following
heads:
i) players name ii) countries name iii) number of
matches played iv) number of hundreds Scored

ALGORITHM: Step 1: Declare struct player {

char name[50];
char country[50];
int number;
int hundreds;
};
Step 2: Declare void cricket(int n, struct player p[n])
Step 3: Write void cricket(int n, struct player p[n])
function
Step 4: Use for loop and print name, country, number of
matches played, number of hundreds scored of n player
 Step 5: Read n and take number of players from user
Step 6: Read struct player pArray[n]
Step 7: Use for loop and take name, country, number of
matches played, number of hundreds scored of n player
Step 8: Call cricket (n,pArray)
PROGRAM: #include <stdio.h>
struct player {
char name[50];
char country[50];
int number;
int hundreds;
};
void cricket(int n, struct player p[n]);
int main()
{
int n;
printf("Enter no of players:\n");
scanf("%d",&n);
struct player pArray[n];

for(int i=0;i<n;i++) {

printf("Enter name of player:\n");

scanf("%s",pArray[i].name);

printf("Enter country of player:\n");

scanf("%s",pArray[i].country);
printf("Enter number of matches played:\n");
scanf("%d",&pArray[i].number);
printf("Enter number of hundreds scored:\n");
scanf("%d",&pArray[i].hundreds);
 }
cricket( n,pArray);
return 0;
}
void cricket(int n, struct player p[n])
{
for(int i=0;i<n;i++) {
printf("Information of players:\n ");
printf("Name of player:%s\n",p[i].name);
printf("Name of country:%s\n",p[i].country);
printf("Number of matches played:%d\
n",p[i].number);
printf("Number of hundreds scored:%d\
n",p[i].hundreds);
}
}
 Program 2
PROBLEM An airline reservation system maintains records for
STATEMENT :
possible flights consisting of
STARTING POINT 3 character code
DESTINATION 3 character code
STARTING TIME integer on scale 0001 – 2400
ARRIVAL TIME integer on scale 0001 – 2400
SEATS positive integer in suitable range.
Your program is to read 20 such records followed
by queries of the form STARTING
POINT– DESTINATION, one to a line. For each
query find whether there is a possible flight with a
seat available; if so reduce the number of seats by
one and print out the flight details (or an apology).
ALGORITHM: Step 1: Declare struct airline
{
char s[40];
int start_time;
char d[40];
int arr_time;
int seats;
};
Step 2: Declare struct airline getdata(struct airline a)
function
Step 3: Write struct airline getdata(struct airline a)
function
Step 4: Take data starting point, start time, destination,
 arrival time, number of seats from user
Step 5: Declare void bookticket(int x, struct airline a[x])
Step 6: Write void bookticket(int x, struct airline a[x])
Step 7: Read n=1, check=0 and run while loop which has
condition n
Step 8: Take starting point, destination and number of
seats from customer/user
Step 9: Run for loop till i<n
Step 10: Check if confition if((strncmp(temp, a[i].s,
3)==0) && (strncmp(temp2, a[i].d, 3)==0)
&& (temp3 <= a[i].seats))
Step 11: If above condition is true, then print flight is
available and a[i].seats -= temp3 also print flight details
check++ and break
Step 12: Check another if condition if(check ==0)
Step 13: If above condition is true, then print sorry we
are unable to book tickets
Step 14: print to continue booking press 1 and to exit
print 0 take number from user
Step 15: Write main function
Step 16: Read n and take number of flights from user
Step 17: Call function struct airline a[n];
Step 18: Use for loop and getdata from user
Step 19: Call function booktickets (n,a)
PROGRAM: #include<stdio.h>
#include<string.h>
struct airline
{
char s[40];
int start_time;
char d[40];
int arr_time;
int seats;
};
struct airline getdata(struct airline a)
{
char temp1[4]; char temp2[4];
printf("Starting point:");
scanf("%s", temp1);
strcpy(a.s, temp1);
printf("Start Time:");
scanf("%d", &a.start_time);
printf("Destination:");
scanf("%s", temp2);
strcpy(a.d, temp2);
printf("Arrival Time:");
scanf("%d", &a.arr_time);
printf("Number of seats:");
scanf("%d", &a.seats);
return a;
}
void bookticket(int x, struct airline a[x])
{
printf("\nWelcome to airline reservation system!\n");
int n=1;
while(n)
{
char temp1[4]; char temp2[4]; int temp3; char temp[4];
getchar();
printf("Starting point:");
 scanf("%s", temp1);
strcpy(temp, temp1);
printf("Destination:");
scanf("%s", temp2);
printf("Number of seats:");
scanf("%d", &temp3);
int check=0;
for(int i=0; i<x; i++)
{
if((strncmp(temp, a[i].s, 3)==0) && (strncmp(temp2,
a[i].d, 3)==0)
&& (temp3 <= a[i].seats))
{
printf("\nFlight is available\n");
a[i].seats -= temp3;
printf("Flight details:\n");
printf("Start point %s\n", a[i].s);
printf("Destination %s\n", a[i].d);
printf("Time: %d to %d\n", a[i].start_time,
a[i].arr_time);
printf("Tickets booked: %d\n\n",temp3);
check++;
break;
}
}
if(check==0) printf("Sorry! We are unable to book the
flight\n");
printf("To continue booking press 1\nTo exit press 0\
n");
scanf("%d",&n);
 }
}
int main()
{
int n;
printf("Enter the number of flights\n");
scanf("%d", &n);
struct airline a[n];
for(int i=0; i<n; i++)
{
a[i]= getdata(a[i]);
printf("\n");
}
bookticket(n,a);
return 0;

RESULT:
CONCLUSION: It helps to learn about structures.
As well as it also helps in logical thinking.