Repair the one syntax error in greet.c so the program builds, without changing the three lines it prints.

• greet.c is complete apart from a single syntax error. It reads no input and ignores argc and argv.
• Make the file build. The three printed lines, their text and their order stay exactly as they are.
• The program prints the same three lines whatever you pass on the command line, including no argument at all, an empty argument, or something that looks like an option.
• Your first run shows a compiler diagnostic, not a failing test. Nothing was built, so nothing could be tested.
• Read that diagnostic before you edit. gcc prints expected ',' or ';' before 'write' and points at the write line, but the character it is asking for belongs at the end of the line above.
• One character is enough. Leave the rest of the file alone.

Repair the one syntax error in greet.c so the program builds, without changing the three lines it prints.

• greet.c is complete apart from a single syntax error. It reads no input and ignores argc and argv.
• Make the file build. The three printed lines, their text and their order stay exactly as they are.
• The program prints the same three lines whatever you pass on the command line, including no argument at all, an empty argument, or something that looks like an option.
• Your first run shows a compiler diagnostic, not a failing test. Nothing was built, so nothing could be tested.
• Read that diagnostic before you edit. gcc prints expected ',' or ';' before 'write' and points at the write line, but the character it is asking for belongs at the end of the line above.
• One character is enough. Leave the rest of the file alone.