what wrong with this coding ?

Question

#include<stdio.h>
int main(void)
{
int Power, Brightness;
printf("\nProgram to determine the brightness of the light bulb.");
printf("\nEnter the value of power(watts):");
scanf("%d",&Power);

{

if (Brightness)
if ("Power=15watts");
printf("125 lumens");

else if("Power=25watts");
printf("215 lumens");

else if("Power=40watts");
printf("500 lumens");

else if("Power=60watts");
printf("880 lumens");

else if("Power=75watts");
printf("1000 lumens");

else if("Power=75watts");
printf("1000 lumens");

else if("Power=100watts");
printf("1675 lumens");

else
printf("-1 lumens");

return 0;
}
}

Answer 1

Nikhil Dhama
Well done, that was a perfect explanation

Answer 2

Irfan Zamani
use == instead of =
if(brightness) // this statement will cause an error
power == 12 // dont use unit and ""
there should not be a ; after if condition,
you should use < and > otherwise you will get an logical error.

I fixed syntactical errors, now go on, try to fix logical one,
all the best👍

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