Question

Program in C Language :

Define a struct computerType to store the following data about a computer: Manufacturer (50 character string), model type (50 character string), processor type (10 character string), ram (int) in GB, hard drive size (int) in GB, year when the computer was built (int), and the price (double).

Write a program that declares a variable of type computerType, prompts the user to the input data for the struct, and then outputs all the computer's data from the struct.

For Example:

Enter the name of the manufacturer: Dell
Enter the model of the computer: Inspiron
Enter processor type: I7 387
Enter the size of RAM (in GB): 32
Enter the size of hard drive (in GB): 512
Enter the year the computer was built: 1990
Enter the price: 1345.67

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Manufacturer: Dell
Model: Inspiron
Processor: I7 387
Ram: 32
Hard Drive Size: 512
Year Built: 1990
Price: $1345.67

Answer 1

Program screenshots:

// Declare the necessary header files. #include <stdio.h> // Declare the structure struct computerType { // Declare variables. char manufacturer[50]; char model[50]; char processor[10]; int ram; int hardDrive; int year; double price; }; // Start the main function. int main() { struct computerType computer_Type; // Prompt the user to enter details. printf("Enter the name of the manufacturer: "); fgets (computer_Type.manufacturer, 50, stdin); printf("Enter the model of the computer: "); fgets (computer_Type.model, 50, stdin); printf("Enter processor type: "); fgets (computer_Type.processor, 10, stdin); printf("Enter the size of RAM (in GB): "); scanf("%d", &(computer_Type.ram));

printf("Enter the size of hard drive (in GB): "); scanf("%d", &(computer_Type.harddrive)); printf("Enter the year the computer was built: "); scanf("%d", &(computer_Type.year)); printf("Enter the price: "); scanf("%lf", &(computer_Type.price)); printf("\n------------- ------\n"); // Display the result on console. printf("Manufacturer: %s", computer_Type.manufacturer); printf("Model: %s", computer_Type.model); printf("Processor: %s", computer_Type.processor); printf("Ram: %d\n", computer_Type.ram); printf("Hard Drive Size: %d\n", computer_Type.hardDrive); printf("Year Built: %d\n", computer_Type.year); printf("Price: $%.21f\n", computer_Type.price); return 0;

Sample Output:

Enter the name of the manufacturer: Dell Enter the model of the computer: Inspiron Enter processor type: 17 387 Enter the size of RAM (in GB): 32 Enter the size of hard drive (in GB): 512 Enter the year the computer was built: 1990, Enter the price: 1345.67 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Manufacturer: Dell Model: Inspiron Processor: 17 387 Ram: 32 Hard Drive Size: 512 Year Built: 1990 Price: $1345.67

Code to copy:

// Declare the necessary header files.

#include <stdio.h>

// Declare the structure

struct computerType {

// Declare variables.

char manufacturer[50];

char model[50];

char processor[10];

int ram;

int hardDrive;

int year;

double price;

};

// Start the main function.

int main() {

struct computerType computer_Type;

// Prompt the user to enter details.

printf("Enter the name of the manufacturer: ");

fgets(computer_Type.manufacturer, 50, stdin);

printf("Enter the model of the computer: ");

fgets(computer_Type.model, 50, stdin);

printf("Enter processor type: ");

fgets(computer_Type.processor, 10, stdin);

printf("Enter the size of RAM (in GB): ");

scanf("%d", &(computer_Type.ram));

printf("Enter the size of hard drive (in GB): ");

scanf("%d", &(computer_Type.hardDrive));

printf("Enter the year the computer was built: ");

scanf("%d", &(computer_Type.year));

printf("Enter the price: ");

scanf("%lf", &(computer_Type.price));

printf("\n--------------------\n");

// Display the result on console.

printf("Manufacturer: %s", computer_Type.manufacturer);

printf("Model: %s", computer_Type.model);

printf("Processor: %s", computer_Type.processor);

printf("Ram: %d\n", computer_Type.ram);

printf("Hard Drive Size: %d\n", computer_Type.hardDrive);

printf("Year Built: %d\n", computer_Type.year);

printf("Price: $%.2lf\n", computer_Type.price);

return 0;

}