C++ Structural programming exercise

Write a program to accept and display the data of employees and the salary of the employee.

Make a structure which consists of fields name, age, position and salary.

Using this structure declare a variable and use this variable to access the members of the structure and input the employee information. Finally display this information.

Solution:


#include
using namespace std;
//define a structure employee
struct employee{
	char name[20];
	int age;
	int salary;
	char position[20];
};
void display(employee a)//function to display data
{
	cout<<"name:"<>a.name;
	cout<<"enter age:";
	cin>>a.age;
	cout<<"enter position:";
	cin>>a.position;
	cout<<"Enter salary:";
	cin>>a.salary;
	display(a);
	
}

main()
{
	employee X;//declaring a structure
	input(X);
	
	return 0;
	
}


Output:
enter Name:Ray
enter age:42
enter position:manager
Enter salary:100000
name:Ray
position:manager
age:42
salary:100000

We define a structure and then we use this structure as a data type to declare variables of this structure. Each of these variables has all the members or fields of the structure to access these members we use variableName.member;