Execute the following coding segment and identify the errors in the program. Debug the program and provide the correct version of the code. Note: The errors can be syntactical or logical.

#include

// employee structure definition

struct employee

{

unsigned int age;

char gender;

double hourlySalary;

}

int main(void)

{

Employee emp1; // define one struct employee variable

// Store values in the emp1

emp1. age = 20;

emp1. gender = M;

emp1.hourlySalary = 10;

printf(%s%d , emp1 age is:, emp1.age);

printf(%s%c , emp1 gender is:, emp1.gender);

printf(%s%.2f , emp1 hourly salary is:, emp1.hourlySalary);

return 0;

}

Execute the following coding segment and identify the errors in the program. Debug the program and provide the correct version of the code. Note: The errors can be syntactical or logical.

#include

// employee structure definition

struct employee

{

unsigned int age;

char gender;

double hourlySalary;

};

int main(void)

{

Employee emp1; // define one struct employee variable

// Store values in the emp1

emp1. age = 20;

emp1. gender = X;

emp1.hourlySalary = 10;

printf(%s%d , emp1 age is:, emp1.age);

printf(%s%c , emp1 gender is:, emp1.gender);

printf(%s%.2f , emp1 hourly salary is:, emp1.hourlySalary);

return 0;

}