in C

Using struct.c as a starting point, implement an application that creates a database of employee records. Your implementation will need to:

• Define the structure PERSON, in a header file called person.h, which you will need to create in the src directory.
  • The struct's contents are in the C tutorial slides.
  • A typedef should be used to reference the stucture as PERSON instead of as struct person.
• Create an employees array (an array of PERSON *s) in the main file (struct.c)
• In a new file, person.c, implement functions:
  • addEmployee : reads personnel data from the standard input, populates an element in the employees array.
  • displayEmployee : takes as input a pointer to a PERSON and displays (i.e. prints) the information for that person in a readable format.
  • displayAllEmployees : to display all employees in the array (by calling displayEmployee on each element.
• Finally, the main program (in struct.c) which will need to:
  • Prompt first for the number of employees.
  • Create the employees array with the correct size.
  • Call addEmployee the specified number of times.
    • You will first need to allocate space for a PERSON, and store the resulting PERSON * in the employees array.
  • Call displayAllEmployees.
  • Free all allocated space.

Here are the signatures of the functions that must be declared in person.h and defined in person.c:

void addEmployee(PERSON *employee); void displayEmployee(PERSON *employee); void displayAllEmployees(PERSON *employees[], int numberOfEmployees); 

Don't forget:

• Include person.h in both person.c and in struct.c so person.c can define the functions declared in person.h and so struct.c can reference those functions.
• Add person.c to the struct executable in CMakeLists.txt, so the definitions from person.c are available when the executable is compiled.

A sample run might look like:

How many employees? 4 Enter information for the next employee. Name : Bob Ross Age : 54 Height : 1.2 Birthday ( MM / DD / YYYY ) : 11/22/3333 Enter information for the next employee. Name : Idk someone with a name Age : 980 Height : 18.5 Birthday ( MM / DD / YYYY ) : 13 / 37 / 1337 Enter information for the next employee. Name : Arnold Shwa... how2spell Age : 72 Height : 180.3 Birthday ( MM / DD / YYYY ) : 7 / 30 / 1947 Enter information for the next employee. Name : yes Age : 1 Height : 1 Birthday ( MM / DD / YYYY ) : 1/1/1 Displaying Employees... Bob Ross : Age : 54 Height : 1.2 Birthday : 11/22/3333 Idk someone with a name : Age : 980 Height : 18.5 Birthday : 13/37/1337 Arnold Shwa... how2spell : Age : 72 Height : 180.3 Birthday : 7/30/1947 yes : Age : 1 Height : 1.0 Birthday : 1/1/1 Process finished with exit code 0

#include  struct birthday { int month; int day; int year; }; int main(void) { struct birthday myBday; // - no new needed ! // then, use dot notation like in Java ! */ scanf("%d/%d/%d", &myBday.month, &myBday.day, &myBday.year); printf("I was born on %d/%d/%d ", myBday.month, myBday.day, myBday.year); return 0; }