struct students Bao = { }；
printf("%d，%s\n "，bao.id，Bao . name)； //The output is 4224528, which is empty (it should be null).
//structstudentsbao={3，" 123 " }； Of course. The first distribution method
//strcpy(bao.name，" Bao ")； //Yes,
//printf("%d，%s\n "，bao.id，Bao . name)；
//Bao . name = " Bao "； Error "stray'\35 1'inprogram" others are garbled.
//Bao . name[0]= ' a '；
//Bao . name[0]= '/0 '；
//printf("%d，%s\n "，bao.id，Bao . name)；
/* That will do, */
//char arr[ 10]= " baobao "；
////Bao . name = arr； //Error "AssignmentToExpressionWithrayType"
//scanf("%s "，Bao . name)； //Yes,
//printf("%d，%s\n "，bao.id，Bao . name)；
//So you can use a function like scanf.
//and the memcpy function is also possible.
return0
}
Extended data
Direct assignment of structural array and calculation of array length in C language;
# include & ltstdio.h & gt
//Customize the structure of a string, including two variables: string and string length.
typedefstructStr{
charch[ 100]；
Intlength// Length of character array (string)
} myStr
//When variables are declared for the first time, the string length of each variable is 0.
//Take an array of length 10 as an example. The array length is 1000.
//At the same time, assign 0 to the length of the 0 th to 9 th structure arrays.
myStrmyStr 1[ 10]={
[0...9]={
. Length =0,
}
};
intmain(){
inti
for(I = 0； I< 10; i++){
Printf("%d\n ",myStr 1[i]. Length);
}
return0
}