int main$()\{$

float speed, time, distance;

int time, minute;

print f$("$Enter the speed of the tennis ball in meter per minute: $")$;

scanf $("\%$f$",$ &speed$)$;

printf$("$Enter the number of minutes the ball has travelled: $")$;

scanf$("\%$d$",$ &time$)$;

distance $=0$;

minute $=1$;

while $($minute time$)\{$

distance $=$ speed $*$ minute;

printf$("$Distance travelled at minute $\%$d: $\%\mathrm{.}2$f metersln", minute, distance$)$;

minute $++$;

$\}$

return $0$;

$\}$

Why am i getting a Syntax Error in this code? At the beginning.

The code is for the below question:

Write a program to calculate how far a tennis ball will touch the ground. For example, if the ball

travels $20$ meters per minute for seven minutes, the distance travelled is $20*7=140$ metres.

Write a program that asks the user for the speed of a ball $($in meters per minute$)$ and the

number of minutes it has travelled. You should then use a while loop to display the distance

travelled for each minute. $($The distance ball travels can be calculated as follows: distance $=$

speed $*$ time$).$

Sample output:

What is the speed of the ball in $($in metres per minute$)?20$

How many minutes has it travelled? $7$

$--------------------------------------$

Hour Distance Travelled

$--------------------------------------$

$120$

$240$

$360$

$480$

$5100$

$6120$

$7140$

The above task should make an appropriate use of try$-$catch and ensures correct inputs are processed,

and incorrect inputs are handled by using exceptions.