#include<stdio.h>
#include<iostream>
using namespace std;

struct animal {
	char name[32];
	char type[32];
	char comment[128];
	unsigned int age;
	float weight;	
};

struct animal read_animal(){
	struct animal newanimal;
	printf("Enter the animal!  \n");
	printf("Name:  ");
	cin >> newanimal.name;
	printf("Type:  ");
	cin >> newanimal.type;
	printf("Comment (all one word!):  ");
	cin >> newanimal.comment;
	printf("Age:  ");
	cin >> newanimal.age;
	printf("Weight:  ");
	cin >> newanimal.weight;
	return newanimal;
}

int main(){
	struct animal a1;
	a1 = read_animal();

	// Suppose we're working with a pointer
	struct animal* animal_pointer;

	// The arrow -> means that we've got a pointer, not an actual structure
	cout << animal_pointer->name << endl;
	// If you don't like arrows, you can type this instead:
	cout << (*animal_pointer).name << endl;

	return 0;
}