To have a generic solution how to get data from our Book structure we will create a function that will accept any concrete structure as parameter.
Data type must be struct, and all those "columns" must be replaced with a generic column, in this case "genField
":
void getStuff(struct Books genField) {
cout << "Book_1 - Title: \t" << genField.Title << endl;
cout << "Book_1 - Author: \t" << genField.Author << endl;
cout << "Book_1 - Topic: \t" << genField.Topic << endl;
cout << "Book_1 - ID: \t" << genField.id_book << endl;
cout << "-------------------------------------" << endl;
}
Of course, function must be used inside main() section where we will provide Book_1 as argument:
getStuff(Book_1);
Full source:
#include <iostream>
#include <cstring>
using namespace std;
void getStuff(struct Books genField);
struct Books {
char Title[50];
char Author[50];
char Topic[100];
int id_book;
};
int main() {
struct Books Book_1;
strcpy(Book_1.Title, "Relativity T");
strcpy(Book_1.Author, "Albert E");
strcpy(Book_1.Topic, "Relativity");
Book_1.id_book = 4323;
getStuff(Book_1);
return 0;
}
void getStuff(struct Books genField) {
cout << "Book_1 - Title: \t" << genField.Title << endl;
cout << "Book_1 - Author: \t" << genField.Author << endl;
cout << "Book_1 - Topic: \t" << genField.Topic << endl;
cout << "Book_1 - ID: \t" << genField.id_book << endl;
cout << "-------------------------------------" << endl;
}
Result:
Book_1 - Title: Relativity T
Book_1 - Author: Albert E
Book_1 - Topic: Relativity
Book_1 - ID: 4323
-------------------------------------
Process returned 0 (0x0) execution time : 0.124 s
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