3. Fix the errors in this code: #include struct T int gl; char name [5]; int main(void) T data data.gl 597; data->name"Vince"; printf("%s (%d) ", data->name, return e data , gl); 4. What's wrong with the following function, which is intended to create a new struct of type T (using the same struct T defined in the previous problem)? struct T *create_a_struct (void) struct T t // Initialize 'gl' to zero and 'name' to the empty string. strepy (t.name, ""); return &t