Question

Create a struct for a baseball player. Include the player's

Name (string), Batting Average (percentage), Home Runs (int), RBI's (int), Runs Scored (int), Stolen bases (int),
current salary (float) and current team (string).

Create three players using your struct and then display the stats from each player to the screen using the members of the struct- three extra credit points for doing this for all members of the struct in a function.

Answer 1

#define _CRT_SECURE_NO_WARNINGS
#include<stdio.h>
#include<string.h>

struct player {
        char name[50];
        float bat_avg;
        int home_run;
        int rbi;
        int run_scored;
        int stolen_base;
        float current_salary;
        char current_team[50];
};
void display(struct player x) {
        printf("Name : %s\n", x.name);
        printf("Batting average : %f\n", x.bat_avg);
        printf("Home runs : %d\n", x.home_run);
        printf("RBI's : %d\n", x.rbi);
        printf("Runs Scored : %d\n", x.run_scored);
        printf("Stolen bases : %d\n", x.stolen_base);
        printf("Current Salary: %f\n", x.current_salary);
        
        printf("Current team: %s\n", x.current_team);
}
int main() {
        struct player p1, p2, p3;
        strcpy(p1.name , "Andy Robbin");
        p1.bat_avg = 30.65;
        p1.home_run = 2000;
        p1.rbi = 10;
        p1.run_scored = 3000;
        p1.stolen_base = 23;
        p1.current_salary = 10000.20;
        strcpy(p1.current_team, "Team 1");

        strcpy(p2.name, "Steve");
        p2.bat_avg = 20.99;
        p2.home_run = 1574;
        p2.rbi = 7;
        p2.run_scored = 3500;
        p2.stolen_base = 50;
        p2.current_salary = 5000.56;
        strcpy(p2.current_team, "Team 2");

        strcpy(p3.name, "Brian Daniels");
        p3.bat_avg = 42.32;
        p3.home_run = 5000;
        p3.rbi = 12;
        p3.run_scored = 5000;
        p3.stolen_base = 17;
        p3.current_salary = 7000;
        strcpy(p3.current_team, "Team 3");

        display(p1);
        display(p2);
        display(p3);
        getch();
        return 0;
}