/* Fig. 10.2: fig10_02.c
   Using the structure member and 
   structure pointer operators */
#include <stdio.h>
#include <stdlib.h>


    
struct card {                           
   char *face; 
   char *suit; 
}; 


int main()
{ 
   struct card aCard; 
   struct card *cardPtr; 

  
   aCard.face = "Ace";   
   aCard.suit = "Spades";

   cardPtr = &aCard;   

   printf( "%s of %s\n %s of %s\n %s of %s\n", aCard.face,  aCard.suit,      
      cardPtr->face,  cardPtr->suit,  ( *cardPtr ).face, ( *cardPtr ).suit );                 
   
   //  .face for struct; ->face for pointer 
      
printf("\n\n");

system("pause");

return 0; 

}



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