Computers and Technology, 06.05.2020 03:32 emmalucilleblaha1995

Before the main function, declare a struct called Movie which has title as a string and year as the integer as the member variables. Also before the main function, instantiate an object of Movie called m with initial value "Avengers" as title and year as 2019. Note m is the global variable and A in the title is uppercase. Also before the main function, declare another global variable which is a pointer to the movie object m named ptr and make it point to m.
In the main function, output the title and the year of m to the console separated by a space so that the output is "Avengers 2019" with a new line at the end.
Next in the main function, change the value of m so that the title of m is "Shrek" and the year is 2001 by manipulating ptr only. Again you should do this not using the variable m directly but using the pointer ptr instead.
Now output the value of m again by directly using the variable m. Double check the values got changed. Again, the title and the year should be separated by a space and have a new line at the end. So the new output should be "Shrek 2001" with a new line (note that S is the uppercase)

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