Define a function setheight, with int parameters feetval and inchesval, that returns a struct of type heightftin. the function should assign heightftin's data member feet with feetval and inches with inchesval.

It is given that the feetVal and inchesVal are parameters of the SetHeight() function. Since the return type of the function is structute, so we need to define a structure.

After that, we need to create a structure variable within the function definition. Now, assign the feet and inches with the feetVal and inchesVal respectively. Finally return the structure variable.

Further explanation:

#include<stdio.h>

//define the structure

typedef struct HeightFtIn_struct {

int feet;

int inches;

} HeightFtIn;

//define the function

HeightFtIn SetHeight(int feetVal, int inchesVal)

{

HeightFtIn Htft; //creating a structure variable of type HeightFtIn

//assign the value of feetVal

Htft.feet = feetVal;  

Htft.inches = inchesVal; //assigning the value of inchesval

//return the structure variable

return Htft;

}

int main(void) {

HeightFtIn studentHeight;

int feet;

 int inches;

printf("Enter the values of feet and the inches: ");

scanf("%d %d", &feet, &inches);

studentHeight = SetHeight(feet, inches);

printf("The student's height is %d feet and %d inches.\n", studentHeight.feet, studentHeight.inches);

return 0;

}

Output:

Enter the values of feet and the inches: 5 9

The student's height is 5 feet and 9 inches.

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Answer details:

Grade: College Engineering

Subject: Computer Science

Chapter: C  Programming

Keyword:

C++, input, output, programming, statements,  loops, if, else, statements, firstname, lastname, base class, derive class, vector, print

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