Jfrederico - Lab 12

buggy.c

@@ -3,35 +3,36 @@
 
 /* Assignment:
 1. fix bugs in the code
-2. add comments
+2. add comments (I wasn't sure what comments you had in mind, so I just explained the changes I made, or explained the code if no changes were necessary...)
 3. create a new branch on git
 4. git push changed buggy.c
 5. create pull request with your name and changes you made
 
+
 */
 
-struct dog
+struct dog // create new struct called 'dog'
 {
-	int age;
-	char name = [10];
+	int age; // initialize integer variable
+	char name[10]; // Changed from improper var declaration 'char name = [10];'
 };
 
 
-void main()
+int main() // Changed return type from 'void' to 'int'...for some reason my compiler has never liked 'void'...
 {
-	struct (dog) thing1:
-	struct dog thing2;
+	struct dog thing1; // Replaced ':' with ';', replaced '(dog)' with 'dog'
+	struct dog thing2; // create instance of 'dog' struct called 'thing2'
 
-	thing1.age = [5];
-	thing2.age = 13;
+	thing1.age = 5; // Removed brackets from around property value
+	thing2.age = 13; // assign age property of thing2 to 13
 
-	puts{"What is your dogs name? "};
-	gets(thing1.names);
+	puts("What is your dogs name? "); // Replaced curly braces with parentheses
+	gets(thing1.name); // Replaced 'names' with 'name'
 
-	strcpy(thing2.name, "Buster");
+	strcpy(thing2.name, "Buster"); // Assign string "Buster" to name property of thing2 using strcpy()
 
-	printf("Name: %i\n",thing1.name );
-	printf("Age: %i\n",thing1.age):
-	printf("Thing2 Name: %s\n,thing2.name);
-	printf("Thing2 Age %i\n',thing2.age);
+	printf("Name: %s\n",thing1.name ); // Replaced wrong data type 'i' with 's'
+	printf("Age: %i\n",thing1.age); // Changed : to ;
+	printf("Thing2 Name: %s\n" ,thing2.name); // Added missing end quote
+	printf("Thing2 Age %i\n",thing2.age); // Added missing end quote
 }