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int main()
{
int days;
printf("enter days you are late");
scanf("%d",days);
if (days<=5)
printf("5o paisa fine");
if (days<=10&&days>=6)
printf("1rs fine");
if(days>10)
printf("10 rs fine");
if(days=30)
printf("membership cancelled");
return 0;
}

tell me whats wrong in this program? is it right?

Answer Posted / sandeep

Guys '&' is missing in the scanf statement

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