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A c program that takes the name, id number, and marks of a student in five subjects as input and calculates their percentage. The program then checks whether the student has passed or failed based on the passing criteria of having marks above 35 in all subjects. The program also determines and displays the student's highest mark. This document could be useful for computer science students learning c programming and data structures.
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#include<stdio.h> #include<stdlib.h> #include<conio.h> struct result { char name[10]; int id; int marks[5]; float p; }; main() { struct result s1,p1; int i,total=0,max,n; p1=&s1; int pf(struct result); int large(struct result*); printf("Enter the name:"); scanf("%s",p1->name); printf("\nEnter the Id_no:"); scanf("%d",&p1->id); printf("\nEnter marks of 5 subjects:");
for(i=0;i<5;i++) { printf("\nMarks of sub %d:",i+1); scanf("%d",&p1->marks[i]); total=total+p1->marks[i]; } p1->p=(total)/5; printf("\nPercantage=%f",p1->p); n=pf(p1); if(n==1) { printf("\nStudent is pass."); } else { printf("\nStudent is fail."); } max=large(p1); printf("\nHighest marks is=%d",max); }
int pf(struct result *p1) { if((p1->marks[0]>35) && (p1->marks[1]>35) && (p1->marks[2]>35) && (p1>marks[3]>35) && (p1->marks[4]>35)) { return 1; }
