How do I use bool and if statements in C to give this results, I think my code is not producing the required results

Write C code to satisfy the following five requirements
• Requirement 1: When MyInput1 has a value of 1, MyInput2 has a value of 0 and
MyInput3 has a value of 0, then set MyOuput1 = 1, MyOuput2 = 0 and MyOuput3 = 0;
• Requirement 2: When MyInput1 has a value of 1, MyInput2 has a value of 1 and
MyInput3 has a value of 0, then set MyOuput1 = 0, MyOuput2 = 1 and MyOuput3 = 0;
• Requirement 3: When MyInput1 has a value of 1, MyInput2 has a value of 1 and
MyInput3 has a value of 1, then set MyOuput1 = 0, MyOuput2 = 0 and MyOuput3 = 1;
• Requirement 4: For all other combinations of values for MyInput1, MyInput2,
MyInput3, then set MyOuput1 = 0, MyOuput2 = 0 and MyOuput3 = 0;
• Requirement 5: Lastly print the values of the following three variables to the user:
MyOutput1, MyOutput2 and MyOutput3.

#include <stdio.h>
#include <stdlib.h>
#include <stdbool.h>

int main()
{
    bool MyInput1, MyInput2, MyInput3;
    bool MyOutput1, MyOutput2, MyOutput3;

    MyInput1 = 1;
    MyInput2 = 1;
    MyInput3 = 1;

    if (MyInput1&&!MyInput2&&!MyInput3)
    {
        MyOutput1 = 1;
        MyOutput2 = 0;
        MyOutput3 = 0;

    }
    else if (MyInput1&&MyInput2&&!MyInput3)
    {
        MyOutput1 = 0;
        MyOutput2 = 1;
        MyOutput3 = 0;

    }
    else if (MyInput1&&MyInput2&&MyInput3)
    {
        MyInput1 = 0;
        MyInput2 = 0;
        MyInput3 = 1;

    }
    else
    {
        MyOutput1 = 0;
        MyOutput2 = 0;
        MyOutput3 = 0;

    }
    printf("MyOutput1 = %d",MyOutput1);
    printf("MyOutput2 = %d",MyOutput2);
    printf("MyOutput3 =%d",MyOutput3);

    return 0;
}