how to assign struct address to the pointer
#include<stdio.h>
struct dog
{
char name[10];
char breed[10];
int age;
char color[10];
};
int main()
{
struct dog my_dog = {"tyke", "Bulldog", 5, "white"};
struct dog *ptr_dog;
ptr_dog = &my_dog;
printf("Dog's name: %s\n", ptr_dog->name);
printf("Dog's breed: %s\n", ptr_dog->breed);
printf("Dog's age: %d\n", ptr_dog->age);
printf("Dog's color: %s\n", ptr_dog->color);
// changing the name of dog from tyke to jack
strcpy(ptr_dog->name, "jack");
// increasing age of dog by 1 year
ptr_dog->age++;
printf("Dog's new name is: %s\n", ptr_dog->name);
printf("Dog's age is: %d\n", ptr_dog->age);
// signal to operating system program ran fine
return 0;
}