/*Create a struct  that holds the information for a house including at a
 * minimum the street, number, city, and zip code.  Create 10 of these.
 * Sort them any way you would like and print them sorted.*/

#include <stdio.h>
#include <string.h>

typedef struct {
  char Street[52];
  char City[32];
  char Zip[6];
  char Phone[20];
} HouseInfo;

HouseInfo Instances[10];

char* GetLine (char* String, size_t Length) {
   char* StringPtr = fgets (String, Length, stdin);

   if (StringPtr != NULL) {
      size_t Last = strlen (String) - 1;

      if (String[Last] == '\n') {
         String[Last] = '\0';
      }
  }
  return StringPtr; //returns a pointer to the string
}

char* LoadStreet (HouseInfo Instances[]) {
   printf("Enter Street: \n");
   char* StreetPtr = GetLine(Instances->Street, sizeof(Instances->Street));

   return (StreetPtr);
}

char* LoadCity (HouseInfo Instances[]) {
   printf("Enter Street: \n");
   char* CityPtr = GetLine(Instances->City, sizeof(Instances->City));

   return (CityPtr);
}

char* LoadZip (HouseInfo Instances[]) {
   printf("Enter Street: \n");
   char* ZipPtr = GetLine(Instances->Zip, sizeof(Instances->Zip));

   return (ZipPtr);
}

char* LoadPhone (HouseInfo Instances[]) {
   printf("Enter Street: \n");
   char* PhonePtr = GetLine(Instances->Phone, sizeof(Instances->Phone));

   return (PhonePtr);
}

void LoadStruct (HouseInfo Instances[]) {

}

void Sort (int Zip) {

}

int main (void) {
   for (int i = 0; i < 10; i++) {
      LoadStreet(Instances[i]);
   }

   for ( int i = 0; i < 10; i++) {
      puts(Instances[i].Street);
      //puts(Instances[i].City);
      //puts(Instances[i].Zip);
      //puts(Instances[i].Phone);
   }

   return 0;
}

// Compiler Output pasted below... //

ample.c: In function ‘main’:
Sample.c:68:7: error: incompatible type for argument 1 of ‘LoadStreet’
Sample.c:30:7: note: expected ‘struct HouseInfo *’ but argument is of type ‘HouseInfo’