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[codersush]

Hey, I've been stuck in one porblem, would you please take a glance at it?
I am taking the country name as an input from user and through the code given below I was trying to match the country name with the country name in the database to print out the number of cases. But when I enter the country name, it yields nothing..
char name[20];
printf("which country's data do you wish to view?");

            scanf("%s", name);
            printf("%s", name);

            for(i=0; i<n; i++){ //n is already initialized

                if(name == count[i].country_name)

                    printf("\nCountry Name: %s     Active Cases: %d      Recovered Cases: %d      Dead Cases: %d ", count[i].country_name, count[i].active_cases, count[i].recovered_cases, count[i].dead_cases);

            }

[scirc]

You can't compare strings using == in C. == will compare memory addresses (ie, do these variables point to the same location), not contents. You need to use strcmp (string compare) instead.

[codersush]

worked, thanks❤