How to use C to make a program that can store song information? In this homework

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How to use C to make a program that can store song information?

In this homework, you will use C struct to represent data and incrementally develop/test code for creating and managing a mp3 song database.

A mp3 song has the following information about it. A C struct should be used to hold the information below for each song. a. Title of the song - A string of at most 40 characters b. Artist names - Maximum of three artists, Each name is at most 20 characters c. Song release date - Three fields specify date - mm/dd/yyyy (month/day/year) d. Genre of song - Country or Blues or Rock or Heavy metal or Hip-Hop.

The maximum number of songs in the database is 30. An array of structs should be used here.

Create a function to insert songs with the information in Step 2 into the database. You need to input only 5 songs in this step to test this step.

Explanation / Answer

struct songData{

    //a. Title of the song - A string of at most 40 characters

    char title[40];

    //b. Artist names - Maximum of three artists, Each name is at most 20 characters

    char artistName1[20],artistName2[20],artistName3[20];

    //d.Genre of song - Country or Blues or Rock or Heavy metal or Hip-Hop.

    char genereOfSong;

};

//The maximum number of songs in the database is 30

songsData sd[30];

void displaySongData(struct songsData sd);

int main(){

    struct songsData s1;

    printf("Enter title of the song: ");

    scanf("%s",&s1.title);

    printf("Enter artist names:");

    scanf("%d",&s1.artistName1);

    printf("Enter artist name2:");

    scanf("%d",&s1.artistName2);

    printf("Enter artist name3:");

    scanf("%d",&s1.artistName3);

    Display(s1);   // passing structure variable s1 as argumen

    return 0;

}

void displaySongData(struct songsData sd){

    printf(" title: %s",stu.title);

}

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