`typedef struct student { char name[80]; int group; int marks[5]; } student; void enter(student *stu) { printf("Enter name: "); fgets(stu->name, 80, stdin); printf("Enter group: "); scanf("%d", stu->group); printf("Enter marks: "); for(int i = 0; i < 5; i++) scanf("%d", stu->marks[i]); } int main() { student arr[3]; for(int i = 0; i < 3; i++) { student * temp = &arr[i]; enter(temp); } return(0); }`

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    We do not monitor compiler diagnostics? In my opinion, all modern compilers will immediately indicate these errors.

     scanf("%d", &stu->group); ... scanf("%d", &stu->marks[i]);
    • Thanks, for not noticing blaming myself (was sleepy), here is the compiler I used - repl.it - B1ZON
    • @ B1ZON: This is not a compiler, this is some kind of crap. Opportunities to see the output of the compiler there, I understand, no? - AnT
    • Not always, but what do you use? - B1ZON
    • @ B1ZON: If you are asking about the online compiler, then: coliru.stacked-crooked.com - AnT