🚀 go-pugleaf

Hi, I've been working with C for about two weeks, and am having
problems with the whole "struct" concept.

My teacher has given me an assignment. I have to create a program that
will allow user's to add , delete, modify, and list items to a disk
file. 

I've decided to create a Video inventory list of sorts. I begin to
code and keep getting confused with what I can and cannot do with
struct.  Here is what I get

#include <stdio.h>

struct VideoFile
{    char name[25];
     char number[7];
     char qty[3];
};

main()
{    additem();      //teacher says to do this
     
  do   
     { printf("Enter another title?");
      
         /* checks to see if answer is 
                    yes or no or blablabla */
   
       additem();
      }  while (answer == 'Y');


additem()
{    
     inptr=fopen("a:\sample.txt","w+b");
     
     printf("Enter Video Title.");      /* I know that I should
     gets(Video.name);                       be calling the struct
     printf("Enter number.");               here somewhere, but
     gets(Video.number);                    where and how?   */
     printf("Enter Qty. ");
     gets(Video.qty);

     fclose(inptr);

     return;
}

My program is supposed to keep going from main to additem and back
until user says NO. Each time that I go tio additem, it opens, writes
to , and closes the SAMPLE file.   Teacher does not want any arrays to
be used.


THERE IT IS.  Can someone please help???!!!!!!!