Project 1 - Creation of user defined data type to implement the

user

Overview of the Project:

On this project, interfaces for mathematical Set concept are carried out the use of the c language. The consumer can input lists of facts, and the program will output the union and intersection of those two lists. The goal is to offer a practical implementation of set operations, leveraging linked lists to store and manage the facts.

Goals:

1. enforce interfaces for mathematical Set theory the use of C programming.

2. permit users to enter lists of information and output the union and intersection of these lists.

Key Highlights of the Project:

1.developing Lists the use of related listing approach: broaden a related list-primarily based approach to create and manage the 2 enter lists.

2.Node Insertion: enforce functions to insert nodes into the first and second lists thus.

3.Intersection of information: put into effect a feature to discover the intersection of the data inside the lists.

4.Union of records: put in force a function to find the union of the facts within the two lists.

Deliverables of this project:

1.Intersection of records of Lists: Code and functionality to compute the intersection of the two lists.

2.Union of information of two Lists: Code and functionality to compute the union of the two lists.

Expected Outcomes:

1.expertise related listing Node introduction: students will benefit knowledge of a way to create nodes using linked lists.

2.Computing Intersection and Union: students will learn to compute the intersection and union of facts in two lists.

3.evaluating factors: college students will expand competencies in comparing elements of two lists to carry out set operations.

#include

#include

// Define the user structure

struct User {

char name[50];

int age;

char email[100];

};

// Typedef for convenience

typedef struct User User;

// Function to print user information

void printUser(User user) {

printf("Name: %s\n", user.name);

printf("Age: %d\n", user.age);

printf("Email: %s\n", user.email);

}

int main() {

// Create a user instance

User user1;

// Set user1's details

strcpy(user1.name, "Alice Smith");

user1.age = 30;

strcpy(user1.email, "[email protected]");

// Print user1's details

printUser(user1);

// Create another user instance

User user2;

// Set user2's details

strcpy(user2.name, "Bob Johnson");

user2.age = 25;

strcpy(user2.email, "[email protected]");

// Print user2's details

printUser(user2);

return 0;

}