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Can you tell me the error in this code and how to fix that error?   #include   void main() { struct { int number; char c[20]; int on_hand; }  part1= {100, "Disk drive"}, part2= {570,"Floppy",5}, part3= {.number=78, .c="Hard Drive", .on_hand=67}, part4= {"Disk Drive", 100}, part5={.c="Hard Drive",.number=100, .on_hand=80}, part6;     printf("part5.number=%d\n",part5.number); printf("part1.onhand=%d\n",part1.on_hand); part1.on_hand*part4.number; part1.on_hand++;   struct { char c[20]; int number; char gender; int on_hand; }  part89;   part6=part1;   printf("part6.number=%d",part6.number); part89= part1;   struct part { int n; char c[20]; int on_hand; }; struct part part50, part45; struct part x,y,z; }

Can you tell me the error in this code and how to fix that error?   #include   void main() { struct { int number; char c[20]; int on_hand; }  part1= {100, "Disk drive"}, part2= {570,"Floppy",5}, part3= {.number=78, .c="Hard Drive", .on_hand=67}, part4= {"Disk Drive", 100}, part5={.c="Hard Drive",.number=100, .on_hand=80}, part6;     printf("part5.number=%d\n",part5.number); printf("part1.onhand=%d\n",part1.on_hand); part1.on_hand*part4.number; part1.on_hand++;   struct { char c[20]; int number; char gender; int on_hand; }  part89;   part6=part1;   printf("part6.number=%d",part6.number); part89= part1;   struct part { int n; char c[20]; int on_hand; }; struct part part50, part45; struct part x,y,z; }

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Can you tell me the error in this code and how to fix that error?
 
#include<stdio.h>
 
void main()
{
struct
{
int number;
char c[20];
int on_hand;
} 
part1= {100, "Disk drive"},
part2= {570,"Floppy",5},
part3= {.number=78, .c="Hard Drive", .on_hand=67},
part4= {"Disk Drive", 100},
part5={.c="Hard Drive",.number=100, .on_hand=80},
part6;
 
 
printf("part5.number=%d\n",part5.number);
printf("part1.onhand=%d\n",part1.on_hand);
part1.on_hand*part4.number;
part1.on_hand++;
 
struct
{
char c[20];
int number;
char gender;
int on_hand;
} 
part89;
 
part6=part1;
 
printf("part6.number=%d",part6.number);
part89= part1;
 
struct part
{
int n;
char c[20];
int on_hand;
};
struct part part50, part45;
struct part x,y,z;
}

 

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