Can somebody help me?please correct my errors (Turbo C)?

#include%26lt;stdio.h%26gt;


#include%26lt;conio.h%26gt;


main()


{


int A,B,C,D,X;


clrscr();


printf("FIRST QUESTION 1+1=?);


printf("CHOICES A.2,B.3,C.4,D.5");


scanf("%i,%26amp;A);


if(A = ='A')


{


printf("Correct!!!")


}


else


{


printf("Wrong")


}





it doesn't work the way i want to..please help me..im just a 13 yr old..can anybody lend me a hand?thanks...

Can somebody help me?please correct my errors (Turbo C)?
#include%26lt;stdio.h%26gt;


#include%26lt;conio.h%26gt;


main()


{


int ans;


clrscr();


printf("FIRST QUESTION 1+1=?);


printf("CHOICES A.2,B.3,C.4,D.5");


ans = getchar();


if (ans=='A' || ans=='a')


{


printf("Correct!!!")


}


else


{


printf("Wrong")


}


return 0;


}
Reply:You should either do a strcmp() or compare if(A==1) since you have A declared as an integer (and read in that way) but comparing it to a character. Unless you are looking to compare ASCII values... Also, you are missing an ending " in your FIRST QUESTION printf() statement.





And as matter of style, your main() function should return something or mark its return as void. And use useful variable names...
Reply:printf("FIRST QUESTION 1+1=?);


scanf ("%i,%26amp;A")


Dont give them a choice if you do, make it just


printf("CHOICES 2, 3, 4, 5");





A2 B3...its confusing huh?





int A=0;


int a=2;





/*int b=3;


int c=4;


int d=5; aren't being used yet*/





So you get a number.


Then


if( A==a)//compare their answer to your variable
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