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11.70 Write a complete C program that will allow you to enter and maintain a com

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11.70 Write a complete C program that will allow you to enter and maintain a computerized version of your family tree. Begin by specifying the number of generations (i.e, the number of levels within the tree). Then enter the names and nationalities hierarchically, beginning with your own name and nationality. Include capabilities for modifying. the tree and for adding new names (new nodes) to the tree. Also, include a provi- sion for displaying the entire tree automatically after each update. Test the program, including at least three generations if possible (you, your parents and your grand- parents). Obviously, the tree becomes more interesting as the number of generations increases

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Code:

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

struct Family *get_person(void); /* Prototype for input function */
char related(struct Family *pmember1, struct Family *pmember2);
char set_ancestry(struct Family *pmember1, struct Family *pmember2);

struct Date
{
int day;
int month;
int year;
};

struct Family /* Family structure declaration */
{
struct Date dob;
char name[20];
char father[20];
char mother[20];
struct Family *next; /* Pointer to next structure */
struct Family *previous; /* Pointer to previous structure */
struct Family *p_to_pa; /* Pointer to father structure */
struct Family *p_to_ma; /* Pointer to mother structure */
};

void main()
{
struct Family *first = NULL; /* Pointer to first person */
struct Family *current = NULL; /* Pointer to current person */
struct Family *last = NULL; /* Pointer to previous person */

char more = ''; /* Test value for ending input */

for( ; ; )
{
printf(" Do you want to enter details of a%s person (Y or N)? ",
first != NULL?"nother " : "" );
scanf(" %c", &more);
if(tolower(more) == 'n')
break;

current = get_person();

if(first == NULL)
{
first = current; /* Set pointer to first Family */
last = current; /* Remember for next iteration */
}
else
{
last->next = current; /* Set next address for previous Family */  
current->previous = last; /* Set previous address for current */
last = current; /* Remember for next iteration */
}
}

current = first;

while(current->next != NULL) /* Check for relation for each person in */
{ /* the list up to second to last */
int parents = 0; /* Declare parent count local to this block */
last = current->next; /* Get the pointer to the next */

while(last != NULL) /* This loop tests current person */
{ /* against all the remainder in the list */
if(related(current, last)) /* Found a parent ? */
if(++parents == 2) /* Yes, update count and check it */
break; /* Exit inner loop if both parents found */

last = last->next; /* Get the address of the next */
}
current = current->next; /* Next in the list to check */
}

/* Now tell them what we know */

/* Output Family data in correct order */
current = first;

while (current != NULL) /* Output Family data in correct order */
{
printf(" %s was born %d/%d/%d, and has %s and %s as parents.",
current->name, current->dob.day, current->dob.month,
current->dob. year, current->father, current->mother);
if(current->p_to_pa != NULL )
printf(" %s's birth date is %d/%d/%d ",
current->father, current->p_to_pa->dob.day,
current->p_to_pa->dob.month,
current->p_to_pa->dob.year);
if(current->p_to_ma != NULL)
printf("and %s's birth date is %d/%d/%d. ",
current->mother, current->p_to_ma->dob.day,
current->p_to_ma->dob.month,
current->p_to_ma->dob.year);

current = current->next; /* current points to next in list */
}

/* Now free the memory */  
current = first;
while(current->next != NULL)
{
last = current; /* Save pointer to enable memory to be freed */
current = current->next; /* current points to next in list */
free(last); /* Free memory for last */
}
}

/* Function to input data on Family members */
struct Family *get_person(void)
{
struct Family *temp; /* Define temporary structure pointer */

/* Allocate memory for a structure */
temp = (struct Family*) malloc(sizeof(struct Family));

printf(" Enter the name of the person: ");
scanf("%s", temp -> name ); /* Read the Family's name */

printf(" Enter %s's date of birth (day month year); ", temp->name);
scanf("%d %d %d", &temp->dob.day, &temp->dob.month, &temp->dob.year);

printf(" Who is %s's father? ", temp->name );
scanf("%s", temp->father ); /* Get the father's name */

printf(" Who is %s's mother? ", temp -> name );
scanf("%s", temp -> mother ); /* Get the mother's name */

temp->next = temp->previous = NULL; /* Set pointers to NULL */

temp->p_to_pa = temp->p_to_ma = NULL; /* Set pointers to NULL */
return temp; /* Return address of Family structure */
}

char set_ancestry(struct Family *pmember1, struct Family *pmember2)
{
if(strcmp(pmember1->father, pmember2->name) == 0)
{
pmember1->p_to_pa = pmember2;
return 1;
}

if( strcmp(pmember1->mother, pmember2->name) == 0)
{
pmember1->p_to_ma = pmember2;
return 1;
}
else
return 0;
}

/* Fill in pointers for mother or father relationships */
char related (struct Family *pmember1, struct Family *pmember2)
{
return set_ancestry(pmember1, pmember2) ||
set_ancestry(pmember2, pmember1);
}