Having parse errors in a C program, help please.?

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typedef enum {now=10, next, last} grade;


typedef union {int age1; float age2;} age;





main()


{


struct {char name[20]; int age;} info;


strcpy(info.name, "name goes here");


grade now


info.age=15;


UNION age=info.age;


//parse error before 'union'





printf("This program is by %s, age %d. He is currently is grade %d." INFO.name, age.age2, grade);


} // parse error before 'info'


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There are probably other errors, but Dev isn't pointing them out. Any help would be appreciated. : )

Having parse errors in a C program, help please.?
1) You need a semicolon at the end of the line:


grade now





2) On the line:


UNION age=info.age;


I'm really not sure what you're trying to do here. Are you trying to create a variable, of type age, and set it's age1 variable to the value of info.age? Instead of that one line, you could try:





age myAge;


myAge.age1 = info.age;





And then in the line where you use printf(), instead of age.age2 you could type:





myAge.age1





3) In the line that begins:


printf("This





a) You refer to INFO.name, but there is no variable called INFO, only info. The C programming language is case sensitive.





b) You're missing a comma after:


is grade%d."





c) As the last parameter for printf(), you typed "grade", but grade is a type, now is the actual variable.





I hope this was helpful!
Reply:Missing a comma, I got the following to compile:





printf("This program is by %s, age %d. He is currently is grade %d.", false, false, false);
Reply:// The program below will compile and run


// and produce output.


// You have to think carefully about types,


// variables and variable assignments


// Plus a few minor typos.





// way to go!





#include %26lt;string.h%26gt;





typedef enum {now=10, next, last} grade;


typedef union {int age1; float age2;} age;





void main()


{


struct {


char name[20];


int age;


} info;





strcpy(info.name, "name goes here");





// grade is a type, myGrade a var of type grade.


// assign a value


grade myGrade = now; // semi missing





info.age=15;





// age is of type union { }


age myage; // union


myage.age1 = info.age; // assign





printf("This program is by %s, age %d. He is currently is grade %d.\n",


info.name, myage.age1, myGrade );


}