Is it possible to make an array of structures in C?

how do declare it? how does it work?

Is it possible to make an array of structures in C?
Take a look at this,





struct day


{


char month[3];


int day;


int year;


};


void PrintIt( struct day bd );





void main(void)


{


-------%26gt; struct day Birthday[15]; %26lt;----Array of Structures





Birthday[2].month[0]=3D=92J=92;


Birthday[2].month[1]=3D=92a=92;


Birthday[2].month[2]=3D=92n=92;


Birthday[2].day=3D21;


Birthday[2].year=3D1970;





PrintIt(Birthday[2]);





}


void PrintIt( struct day bd )


{


printf (=93\nMonth %c%c%c =94, bd.month[0], bd.month[1] bd.month[2]);


printf (=93Day %d =94, bd.day );


printf (=93Year %d=94, bd.year);


}
Reply:Once you've declared a struct, you can use it like any primitive type. You can have an array of them, linked list of them, etc... Even jagged or multi-dimensional arrays are possible.
Reply:You declare an array of structures the same way you would declare an array of integers or an array of characters. Just remember to include struct when specifying the datatype:





struct MyStruct; //declaration


.


.


.


struct MyStruct arrStruct[SOME_NUM]; //array of structures