c - It is not able to display message -


  // To display the message as a parameter, use the function # include & lt; Stdio.h & gt; #to & lt include, process.h & gt; // Return name char name_desplay (four * name) {return * name; } // display name zero performance (four (* display) (four * name1), four * name 2) {char name3; NAME3 = Performance (NAME2); Printf ("name is% s", name3); } Zero main () {display (name_display, "message");  

Definitely: printf ("name is% s" Name3); wants to print a string, but name3 is only a char or modify your code:

printf ("Name% c", name3);

or modify your code:

four * name_display (four * names) {return name; } // Display Name is zero display (four * (* display) (four * name1), four * name 2) {four * name3; I.e.: Work with strings instead of letters.


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