// example illustrating the syntax for accessing data in nested structures

#include <iostream>
#include <iomanip>
using namespace std;

struct Date
{
   int month;
   int day;
   int year;
};

struct Employee
{
   char firstName[20];
   char lastName[20];
   Date hireDate;
   Date birthDate;
};

int main()
{
  Employee emp;			// emp is an employee variable

  Employee emp2 = { "John", "Smith", {6, 10, 2003}, {2, 19, 1981} };

  // Set the name to "Alice Jones"
  strcpy(emp.firstName, "Alice");
  strcpy(emp.lastName, "Jones");

  // set the hire date to March 14, 2001
  emp.hireDate.month = 3;
  emp.hireDate.day = 14;
  emp.hireDate.year = 2001;

  // sets the birth date to Sept 15, 1972
  emp.birthDate.month = 9;
  emp.birthDate.day = 15;
  emp.birthDate.year = 1972;

  cout << "\nEmployee 1:\n";
  cout << " Name:      " << emp.firstName << ' ' << emp.lastName << '\n';
  cout << " Birthdate: " << emp.birthDate.month << '/'
                         << emp.birthDate.day << '/'
                         << emp.birthDate.year << '\n';
  cout << " Hire date: " << emp.hireDate.month << '/'
                         << emp.hireDate.day << '/'
                         << emp.hireDate.year << '\n';

  cout << "\nEmployee 2:\n";
  cout << " Name:      " << emp2.firstName << ' ' << emp2.lastName << '\n';
  cout << " Birthdate: " << emp2.birthDate.month << '/'
                         << emp2.birthDate.day << '/'
                         << emp2.birthDate.year << '\n';
  cout << " Hire date: " << emp2.hireDate.month << '/'
                         << emp2.hireDate.day << '/'
                         << emp2.hireDate.year << '\n';


}