Q1. Using Structures write an interactive program in C language to create an application program for a small office to maintain the employee's database. This application should be having menu options like: Creating a New Record, Reading/Listing of Records, Modify the record, Delete the record. Each employee record should have Employee Name, Employee ID, Department Name, Salary, Position, Date of Joining, etc.). The application should be designed user-friendly.
- C `struct` aggregates employee data: ID, Name, Dept, Salary, Position, Date.
- Dynamic array with `realloc` manages varying employee count, ensuring scalability.
- Binary file I/O (`fread`, `fwrite`) provides persistent storage for employee records.
- Menu-driven `do-while` and `switch` statements create an interactive user interface.
Answer: Developing an interactive employee database application in C language utilizes `structures` as a fundamental concept, as taught in MCSL-205. Structures enable the aggregation of diverse data types into a single logical unit, perfectly suited for representing an employee's comprehensive record. This application will feature a user-friendly, menu-driven interface, allowing seamless interaction for managing employee data. The application will support core database operations: Creating a New Record...