C Programming Homework #12: Structures

Due: Monday, May 2, 2016

See Lesson #26 in my C tutorial.

Consider a structure that represents calendar dates as follows:
```
  struct Date {
      int year;
      int month;
      int day;
  };
```
Write a program that accepts a date from a user and then prints out the next date. Your program should have a function that reads a date from the input, a function that advances a date by one day, and a function that displays a date. Your main program should just call these three functions and thus be very simple. Here are suggested declarations of the functions:
```
  struct Date get_date( void );
  struct Date next_date( struct Date today );
  void put_date( struct Date today );
```

Note that advancing a date to the next day is tricky because of the variable number of days in a month. Ignoring leap years for the moment, you can deal with this by using an initialized array of constant month lengths. Inside the next_date function you might have:

      const int month_lengths[] = { 31, 28, 31, 30, 31, 30,
                                    31, 31, 30, 31, 30, 31 };

After advancing the day member of the date, you can check to see if it has gone too far by comparing it with the appropriate month length. I will leave it as optional the handling of leap years (be aware of the full leap year rules!).

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