Hi,

Can someone please help me fix these error messages? I need it to compile properly in UNIX. Please help. I'm completely lost! My code is below:

#include

void print(int, char, char, float);

int main(int argc, char* argv[])

{

int num1, num2 = 13;

char c = 'H';

float score1 = 12.5;

char ca[3] = "Hi";

printf("The value of num1 is: %d and num2 is: %d ", num1, num2);

printf("Address of num 1 is: %p, %p ", num1, num2);

printf("The value of c is: %c ", char);

printf("Address of c is: %p ", char);

printf("The value of score1 is: %f" , float);

printf("Address of score1 is: %p ", float);

printf("The values of ca are: %ca, %ca, %ca ", ca, &(ca[1], &(ca[2]);

printf("Addresses of ca are: %p, %p, %p ", ca, &(ca[1]), &(ca[2]));

printf("The value of argc is: %d and argv is: %s ", argc, argv[0]);

printf("Addresses of argc is: %p and argv is %p, argc, argv[0]);

dummy(num2, c, ca, score1);

/* pause here */

printf("The value of num1 is: %d and num2 is: %d ", num1, num2);

printf("Address of num 1 is: %p, %p ", num1, num2);

printf("The value of c is: %c ", char);

printf("Address of c is: %p ", char);

printf("The value of score1 is: %f" , float);

printf("Address of score1 is: %p ", float);

printf("The values of ca are: %ca, %ca, %ca ", ca, &(ca[1], &(ca[2]);

printf("Addresses of ca are: %p, %p, %p ", ca, &(ca[1]), &(ca[2]));

printf("The value of argc is: %d and argv is: %s ", argc, argv[0]);

printf("Addresses of argc is: %p and argv is %p, argc, argv[0]);

return 0;

}

void dummy(int x, char y, char * z, float w)

{

x++;

y++;

w = w + 2.3;

}