#include <iostream>
using namespace std;
void garis(int a) {
int i; //Local Variable
for (i=1;i<=a;i++) { printf("="); }
printf("\n");
}
void judul() {
garis(40);
puts("Contoh Program Struct");
garis(40);
}
string cek_nama() {
string nama = "Irsyad Purbha";
return nama;
}
string cek_email() {
string email = "irsyadpurbha.fst@uia.ac.id";
return email;
}
void author() {
string get_nama = cek_nama();
cout<<"Nama : "<<get_nama<<endl;
string get_email = cek_email();
cout<<"Email : "<<get_email<<endl;
}
int main() {
judul();
/*
By giving a name to the structure, you can treat it as a data type.
This means that you can create variables with this structure anywhere
in the program at any time.
To create a named structure, put the name of the structure right
after the struct keyword.
*/
struct data {
char nama[15];
char nim[10];
int nilai;
};
data mahasiswa;
cout<<"Masukan Nama : <input>"; cin>>mahasiswa.nama; cout<<endl;
cout<<"NIM : <input>"; cin>>mahasiswa.nim; cout<<endl;
cout<<"Nilai Total : <input>"; cin>>mahasiswa.nilai; cout<<endl;
garis(40);
cout<<"Data Mahasiswa"<<endl;
garis(40);
cout<<"Nama Mahasiswa: "<<mahasiswa.nama<<endl;
cout<<"NIM : "<<mahasiswa.nim<<endl;
cout<<"Nilai Total : "<<mahasiswa.nilai<<endl;
garis(40);
author();
return 0;
}
