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[Tanushreeagr]

include <stdio.h>

void abc(struct sss );


void main()
{
struct sss
{
int i;
char j;

};

struct sss s = {1, 'a'};

abc(s);// error in this line...

}


abc(struct sss s)
{
printf("%d %c", s.i, s.j);
}

compiler Error:- 'abc' : cannot convert parameter 1 from 'struct main::sss' to 'struct sss'

What's the error about, why this error has occured...??? struct main:: sss means ???

[Igor Vartanov]

struct main:: sss means ???

This literally means: struct sss declared in the scope of main. The declaration visibility is limited by its scope. You should make it global, why you did not?

[Igor Vartanov]

Besides this is the way how you should declare abc function properly:

void abc(struct sss s)
{
printf("%d %c", s.i, s.j);
}