void main(){
dog cujo={"Cujo","Saint Bernard",90,264,{"Meat","Joe Camp"}};
getDogInfo(cujo);
getDogFavs(cujo);
dog cujo2=cujo;
//same object; different reference
getmemoryLocations(cujo);
getmemoryLocations(cujo2);
setDogWeight(cujo,11);
getDogInfo(cujo);
/*
weight is still 264. Why is that ? when a struct is passed in as a parameter,
a new struct is created and get passed in !
*/
setDogWeightPtr(&cujo,11);
getDogInfo(cujo);
//correct way
}
void main(){
// We are going to use struct dog here
// To define it here we do the next:
// 1. We are going to give it a name
// 2. Define a breed
// 3. Define average height in centimeters
// 4. Define average weight in lbs
// 'cujo' here is a variable name
struct dog cujo = {"Cujo", "Saint Bernard", 90, 264};
// And now it will be easy to get all this information
// using an individual function
getDogInfo(cujo);
// Here we will create another dog struct
// And we will give it a data that is currently in 'cujo'
struct dog cujo2 = cujo;
getMemoryLocation(cujo);
getMemoryLocation(cujo2);
}
