Struct ⇒ Model Real-world entities!

#include <stdio.h>
#include <stdlib.h>

struct Student{
		char name[50];
		char major[50];
		int age;
		double gpa;
};

int main()
{

		struct Student student1; // Creating a struct container named 'student1'//
		student1.age = 22;
		student1.gpa = 3.2;
		strcpy( student1.name, "Jim");
		strcpy( student1.major, "Business");

		struct Student student2; 
		student2.age = 20;
		student2.gpa = 2,5;
		strcpy( student2.name, "Taylor");
		strcpy( student2.major, "Art");

		printf("%f", student1.gpa);
		printf("%s", student2.name);

		return 0;
}

In C, a string is just an array of characters, in which we cannot just assign a value to it (i.e. each element of arrays has a value, but the whole array cannot simply have just one value).

Hence,

student.name = "Bill";

cannot be done.

We must use strcpy() function instead.