Copy the structure variable to a string

[mkeles84]

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struct exam{
char name[5];
char surname[7];
int point;
.....
.....
}example;
char line[60];
strcpy(example.name,"adem");
strcpy(example.surname,"mehmet");
point=2343;
strcpy(line,(char*)&example);
printf("%s",line);
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How can I do that copy a structure to a string? The result must be "adem
mehmet 2343"
but I saw on screen: "adem"

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[Keith Thompson]

"mkeles84" <mkel...@hotmail.com> writes:
> ---------------
> struct exam{
> char name[5];
> char surname[7];
> int point;
> .....
> .....
> }example;
> char line[60];
> strcpy(example.name,"adem");
> strcpy(example.surname,"mehmet");
> point=2343;
> strcpy(line,(char*)&example);
> printf("%s",line);
> ----------------
> How can I do that copy a structure to a string? The result must be "adem
> mehmet 2343"
> but I saw on screen: "adem"

You've posted to the wrong newsgroup again. Your question is
appropriate in comp.lang.c, not comp.std.c. Please re-post it there.

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