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6. Teaching the Dog To Sit
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Ever since I was a kid, I've always wanted to see a dog sit because it's so cute ?

Let's create a function that lets a dog sit!

Instructions:

In the code editor, you are provided with the definition of a struct Dog. This struct needs an integer value for its age. Furthermore, in the main, a Dog is already created for you and is passed to a call to a function, sit().
Your task is to declare and define the function sit() which has the following details:
Return type - void
Name - sit
Parameters - 1 Dog
Description - prints the message, "Arf arf! My age is <AGE_OF_DOG> and I know how to sit!"
Input

1. The age of the Dog

Output

Enter age of Dog: 3
Arf arf! My age is 3 and I know how to sit!

main.c
< > +c
1 #include<stdio.h>
2
3 typedef struct {
int age;
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5 } Dog;
7 || TODO: Declare the sit() function here
8
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10 int main(void) {
Dog dog;
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printf("Enter age of Dog: ");
scanf ("%d", &dog.age);
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sit(dog);
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return 0;
19 }
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...
>

main.c
< >
+ c
2
3 typedef struct
int age;
4
5 } Dog;
7 // TODO: Declare the sit() function here
8
10 int main(void) {
Dog dog;
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printf("Enter age of Dog: ");
scanf("%d", &dog.age);
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sit(dog);
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18
return 0;
19 }
20
21 // TODO: Define the sit() function here

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