Write a C program to store the information of vehicles. Use bit fields to store the status of information.
* The types of vehicles information are Two Wheeler=3, Four Wheeler=4, Petrol=0, Diesel=1, Old=5 and New=6
* The bit fields member variables are fuel, type and model
#include <stdio.h>
// Write a C program to store the information of vehicles. Use bit fields to store the status of information.
// The types of vehicles information are Two Wheeler=3, Four Wheeler=4, Petrol=0, Diesel=1, Old=5 and New=6
// The bit fields member variables are fuel, type and model
#define PETROL 0
#define DIESEL 1
#define TWO_WHEELER 3
#define FOUR_WHEELER 4
#define OLD 5
#define NEW 6
main(void)
{
unsigned char VehicleInfo=0x00, Flag=1,c;
unsigned int temp;
while(Flag)
{
temp=0;
VehicleInfo=0x00;
c=1;
while(c)
{
printf("\nEnter Vehicle Category: (Press 3 for 2-Wheeler or 4 for 4-Wheeler): ");
scanf("%d",&temp);
if(temp==TWO_WHEELER) VehicleInfo = 0x08;
if(temp==FOUR_WHEELER) VehicleInfo = 0x10;
if(temp==3 || temp==4) c=0;
}
c=1;
while(c)
{
printf("\nEnter Petrol/Diesel (Press 0 for Petrol or 1 for Diesel): ") ;
scanf("%d",&temp);
if(temp==PETROL) VehicleInfo = VehicleInfo|0x01;
if(temp==DIESEL) VehicleInfo = VehicleInfo|0x02;
if(temp==0 || temp==1) c=0;
}
temp=0;
c=1;
while(c)
{
printf("\nEnter New/Old Vehicle (Press 5 for Old or 6 for New) :");
scanf("%d",&temp);
if(temp==OLD) VehicleInfo = VehicleInfo|0x20;
if(temp==NEW) VehicleInfo = VehicleInfo|0x40;
if(temp==5 || temp==6) c =0;
}
if(VehicleInfo)
{
printf("\n\nVehicle Info:");
if(VehicleInfo&0x08) printf("\nVehicle's Class: Two Wheeler");
if(VehicleInfo&0x10) printf("\nVehicle's Class: Four Wheeler");
if(VehicleInfo&0x01) printf("\n\nFuel Class: Petrol");
if(VehicleInfo&0x02) printf("\n\nFuel Class: Diesel");
if(VehicleInfo&0x20) printf("\n\nModel: Old");
if(VehicleInfo&0x40) printf("\n\nModel: New");
}
printf("\n\nPress 1 to Continue or 0 to QUIT: "); scanf("%d",&Flag);
}
return(0);
}
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