Could someone look at this code?

This is a small very bad batle game I made, it is plain text, you just fight and try to kill the other guy. But I am using structures to store the info about the characters but every time i try to access the variable inside the structures i get an error saying:

syntax error before '.'

can someone please tell me what is wrong with it?

1.) Get rid of using namespace std since you are using .h's
2.) initalize the names as char name[20]
3.) use strcpy() not = for strings

Corrected Code:

Code:

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#include <stdio.h>
#include <string.h>
#include <iostream.h>
#include <conio.h>
#include <fstream.h>
#include <stdlib.h>



int input;
int menu()
{
cout << "Make a choice: " <<endl;
cout << "1.  fight" <<endl;
cout << "2.  run" <<endl;
cout << "3.  save" <<endl;
return 0;
}

  struct ENEMY
 {

 char name[20];
 int hp;
 int atk;
 }baddy;



 struct HERO
 {

 char name[20];
 int hp;
 int atk;
 }goodguy;
 


 void save()
 {
  ofstream jin;
  jin.open("player.txt");

  jin << "<NAME> "  << goodguy.name    << endl;
  jin << "<ATK> "  << goodguy.atk    << endl;
  jin << "<HP> "    << goodguy.hp    << endl;
  jin << "<ENEMY> " << baddy.name << endl;
  jin.close();

  }

int main(int argc, char *argv[])
{
strcpy(goodguy.name, "baddy");
 baddy.hp=10;
 baddy.atk=3;
 strcpy(goodguy.name, "Akira");
 goodguy.hp=10;
 goodguy.atk=3;
cout << "BATTLE" << endl;
while(goodguy.hp>0 || baddy.hp>0)
{
cout << "What to do: ";
menu();
cin >> input;

switch(input)
{
 case 1:
  {

  int hdamage= rand() % goodguy.atk;
  int edamage= rand() % baddy.atk;
  cout << goodguy.name <<"attacked causing" << hdamage <<endl;
  baddy.hp= baddy.hp - hdamage;
  cout << baddy.name<< "attacked causing" << edamage <<endl;
  goodguy.hp= goodguy.hp - edamage;
  cout << "Your health is now: " << goodguy.hp;
  cout << endl << baddy.name<<"'s health is now" << baddy.hp <<endl;
  getchar();

  }
  break;

 case 2:
    {
    cout << "Your Coward";
    getchar();
    }
    break;

  case 3:
  {
 save();
  }
  break;

  default:
  cout << "Please make a choice" << endl;
}


}


  return 0;
}

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