Error "Syntax in function main"-thing

[armelle22]

Seriously, me and my stupid logic can't get rid of that syntax thing... My friend once fixed it but it reappeared when I ran it at my PC

#include<stdio.h>
#include<conio.h>
#include<stdlib.h>
#include<time.h>
 
void main()
{
srand(time(NULL));
clrscr();
int you, comp;
randomize();comp=rand()%3+1;
printf("Jank'n Poy");
printf("\n[0]Scissor\n[1]Paper\n[2]Rock");
printf("\nEnter Your choice:");
scanf("%d",&you);
if((you==0)&&(comp==1))
{printf("Your Choice: Scissor");
printf("\nOpponent: Paper");
printf("\nYou Win!");}
else if((you==1)&&(comp==1))
{printf("Your Choice: Scossor");
printf("\nOpponent: Scissor");
printf("\n\nDraw!");}
else if((you==2)&&(comp==1))
{printf("Your Choice: Rock");
printf("\nOpponent: Paper");
printf("\n\nYou Lose!");}
else if((you==0)&&(comp==0))
{printf("Your Choice: Paper");
printf("\nOpponent: Paper");
printf("\n\nDraw!");}
else if((you==1)&&(comp==0))
{printf("Your Choice: Paper");
printf("\nOpponent: Scissor");
printf("\n\nYou Lose!");}
else if((you==2)&&(comp==0))
{printf("Your Choice: Rock");
printf("\nOpponent: Scissor");
printf("\n\nYou Win!");}
else if((you==0)&&(comp==2))
{printf("Your Choice: Scissor");
printf("\nOpponent: Rock");
printf("\n\nYou Lose!");}
else if((you==1)&&(comp==2))
{printf("Your Choice: Paper");
printf("\nOpponent: Rock");
printf("\n\nYou Win!");}
else if((you==2)&&(comp==2))
{printf("Your Choice: Rock");
printf("\nOpponent: Rock");
printf("\n\nDraw!");}
else if(you>3)
{printf("Invalid Input!");}
 
getch();
}
 

#include<stdio.h>
#include<conio.h>
#include<stdlib.h>
#include<time.h>
void main()
{
clrscr();
int a, b, c, d, e,result;
printf("Color Game");
printf("\n[1] Yellow \n[2] Blue \n[3] Viloet \n[4] Red \n[5] Green \n[6] Orange");
printf("\n\nBet:");
scanf("%d",&a);
printf("Your Color:");
scanf("%d",b);
c=1+random(6);
d=1+random(6);
e=1+random(6);
printf("\nColors:\t%d\t\t%d\t\t%d",c,d,e);
if((b==c)&&(b==d)&&(b==e))
{result=a*5;
printf("\n\n\t\tPrize:%d",result);}
else if(!(b==c)&&(b==d)&&(b==e))
{result=a*3;
printf("\n\n\t\tPrize:%d",result);}
else if((b==c)&&!(b==d)&&(b==e))
{result=a*3;
printf("\n\n\t\tPrize:%d",result);}
else if((b==c)&&(b==d)&&!(b==e))
{result=a*3;
printf("\n\n\t\tPrize:%d",result);}
else if(!(b==c)&&!(b==d)&&(b==e))
{result=a*2;
printf("\n\n\t\tPrize:%d",result);}
else if((b==c)&&!(b==d)&&!(b==e))
{result=a*2;
printf("\n\n\t\tPrize:%d",result);}
else if(!(b==c)&&(b==d)&&!(b==e))
{result=a*2;
printf("\n\n\t\tPrize:%d",result);}
else if(!(b==c)&&!(b==d)&&!(b==e))
{printf("\n\n\t\tSorry, You Lose!");}
getch();
}
 

[weaknessforcats]

It's probably right here:

srand(time(NULL));

The time function returns a time_t but the srand function needs an unsigned int as an argument.

I expect after you cnvert a time_t to an unsigned int, your code will compile.

[armelle22]

Uhmn.. so, what statement should I add or remove to make that error disappear?

[divideby0]

srand((unsigned)time(NULL));

printf("Your Color:");
scanf("%d",b); <-- &b
 

you'll want to fix this one

#include<conio.h> non-standard header
 
randomize()  non-standard function, I think
clrscr() non-standard function
 

the code bits above may cause problems depending on the compiler you're using.

post the compiler warnings / errors