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Point out the error line in the following program.1. #include<stdio.h>2.  struct emp3.  {4.      char name[20];5.      int age;6.  };7.  int main()8.  {9.      emp int xx;10.    int a;11.    printf("%d\n", a);12.    return 0;13.  }Select one:Line number 7Line number 9Line number 4None of these.

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Point out the error line in the following program.1. #include<stdio.h>2.  struct emp3.  {4.      char name[20];5.      int age;6.  };7.  int main()8.  {9.      emp int xx;10.    int a;11.    printf("%d\n", a);12.    return 0;13.  }Select one:Line number 7Line number 9Line number 4None of these.

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The error is in line number 9. The correct syntax to declare a variable 'xx' of type 'emp' should be 'emp xx;', not 'emp int xx;'. So, the correct answer is Line number 9.

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