Exercises(210) 1, Create a struct that holds two string objects and one int. Use a typedef for the struct name Create an instance of the struct, initialize all three values in your instance, and print them out. Take the address of your instance and assign it to a pointer to your struct type. Change the three values in your instance and print them out, all using the pointer 2, Create two functions, one that takes a string* and one that takes a string&. Each of these functions should modify the outside string object in its own unique way. In main( ) create and initialize a string object, print it, then pass it to each of the two functions, printing the results
Exercises(210) 1、Create a struct that holds two string objects and one int. Use a typedef for the struct name. Create an instance of the struct, initialize all three values in your instance, and print them out. Take the address of your instance and assign it to a pointer to your struct type. Change the three values in your instance and print them out, all using the pointer. 2、Create two functions, one that takes a string* and one that takes a string&. Each of these functions should modify the outside string object in its own unique way. In main( ), create and initialize a string object, print it, then pass it to each of the two functions, printing the results
