Basically its a rental code but these errors cant seem to be fix, just need help

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/*Program Listing*/
#include<stdio.h>
#include<stdlib.h>
#include <string.h>

//Declaration of variables
int Tents,Chairs,S_tables,L_Tables;
struct items{		
	int Tents; 
	int Chairs;
	int S_Tables;
	int L_Tables;
	int No_items; 	
};

//Declaration of Functions
void order();
void Exitfunction();	

void menu ();
{
	printf("Tents $ %d" , items.Tents);
	printf("Chairs $ %d" , items .Chairs);
	printf("Smalltables $ %d" , items .S_Tables);
	printf("Largetables $ %d" items .L_Tables);
	printf ("1- make order\n");
	printf ("2- view orders\n");
	printf ("3- Exit\n");
};
	switch(items)
{
			case 1;
					No_items(); 
				break;
			case 2;	
					printf("%d items rented");
				break;
			case 3;
					printf("Exiting\n");
					Exitfunction(0);
				break;			
};

void menu ()
{
	printf("Tents $ %d" , items.Tents)
	printf("Chairs $ %d" , items .Chairs)
	printf("Smalltables $ %d" , items .S_Tables)
	printf("Largetables $ %d" items .L_Tables)                        
	printf ("1- make order\n");
	printf ("2- view orders\n");
	printf ("3- Exit\n");

	Exitfunction();
                                                                                                     
};
	
void logo();
{
	printf ("Wendell`s T.T.C\n");
	printf ("***********************\n");
}

int main()                                                                                                                     
{ 
	//calling 2 function from main       
	logo();
	menu1();    
	
	return (0);
}

What I have tried:

[Error] expected unqualified-id before '{' token
[Error] expected unqualified-id before 'switch'
In function 'void menu()':
[Error] expected primary-expression before '.' token
At global scope:
[Error] expected unqualified-id before '{' token
In function 'int main()':
[Error] 'menu1' was not declared in this scope

these are the errors

Posted 19-Apr-21 5:35am

Michael Joseph Apr2021

Updated 19-Apr-21 5:48am

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Richard MacCutchan · Accepted Answer · 2021-04-19T05:46:00

C++

void menu (); // ***** <-- the semi-colon should not be present on this line
{
	printf("Tents $ %d" , items.Tents);
	printf("Chairs $ %d" , items .Chairs);
	printf("Smalltables $ %d" , items .S_Tables);
	printf("Largetables $ %d" items .L_Tables);
	printf ("1- make order\n");
	printf ("2- view orders\n");
	printf ("3- Exit\n");
}; // ***** <-- this line needs to be deleted
	switch(items)
{
			case 1;
					No_items();  // ***** <-- where is this function declared?
				break;
			case 2;	
					printf("%d items rented");
				break;
			case 3;
					printf("Exiting\n");
					Exitfunction(0); // ***** <-- where is this function declared?
				break;			
// ***** <-- there is a closing brace '}' missing here
}; // ***** <-- the semi-colon should not be present on this line

// ***** you already have a method called 'menu'
void menu ()
{
	printf("Tents $ %d" , items.Tents)
	printf("Chairs $ %d" , items .Chairs)
	printf("Smalltables $ %d" , items .S_Tables)
	printf("Largetables $ %d" items .L_Tables)                        
	printf ("1- make order\n");
	printf ("2- view orders\n");
	printf ("3- Exit\n");

	Exitfunction();
                                                                                                     
}; // ***** <-- the semi-colon should not be present on this line
	
void logo(); // ***** <-- the semi-colon should not be present on this line
{
	printf ("Wendell`s T.T.C\n");
	printf ("***********************\n");
}

Patrice T · Accepted Answer · 2021-04-19T05:48:00

Please give complete error messages with line numbers.

C++

void menu (); // semicolon here is an error
{
	printf("Tents $ %d" , items.Tents);
	printf("Chairs $ %d" , items .Chairs);
	printf("Smalltables $ %d" , items .S_Tables);
	printf("Largetables $ %d" items .L_Tables);
	printf ("1- make order\n");
	printf ("2- view orders\n");
	printf ("3- Exit\n");
};  // semicolon here is not needed
...
void logo(); // semicolon here is an error
{
	printf ("Wendell`s T.T.C\n");
	printf ("***********************\n");
}

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