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Raja I told you to read the whole posts! If you to post number 4, you see that I said to use
%s for strings in scanf !

Glad you have no errors :)

As Adak said, you have to do that AND to have enough space in your arrays.
This


char grade_electronics[1];

can have only one character!!!! And what about the null terminator of the strings...

Adak, I have already "liked" it ;)

@Raja, too many said, take a 5min break and think of what was said. Then try to debug :)

In C, we can not assign a variable with a string by the equal (=) operator.

We have to use functions from string.h, like strcpy.

Or you have to do it as Adak said.

Adak, I guess google...

That's exactly an array of 20 characters :)

As far as I know, this


char name[20];

is an array of 20 characters.

One more beginner's tip :
Read the whole posts. The words are there, because they have something to say.
When you are asked about something, answer honestly!
You said you changed what I said, but...

Did you change what I said?

Ok, beginner's tips about to come :)

We write
int main(void) and not
void main()
When you want to read a string into a char array you do it like this


scanf("%s", name);

Welcome to the forum!!

Of course, here there are many very good programmers, who, for sure, can say something about every code they see!

Post your code in code tags
/*your program*/
replace...