How to print looping sting? [C language]

Question

Example (my code):

#include<stdio.h>
int main(){
char word[100];
int n;

scanf("%d", &n);

for(int i=1; i<=n; i++){
printf("word %d = ", i)
scanf ("%s", word);
}

for(int i=1; i<=n; i++){
printf("word %d = ", i)
printf ("%s", word);
}

return 0;
}

Example, when i put 3 case, word 1 = car, word 2 = bike, word 3 = car, why the output is word 1 = car, word 2 = car, word 3 = car?

Answer 1

Briana every time you read a word you save it overwriting the previous.

You have only one array of characters.
You can save all the three words there by using:
fgets( word, 100, stdin );
And then you need strtok() to extrapolate the words from the array of characters.

Or you can use a 2D array of characters
char word[N][L];
wher N is the maximum number of words and L the maximum length of each word
and then you can:
scanf("%s", word[i]);

or you can use an array of strings
char *word[N];
but then you need to allocate memory for each string using malloc()

Answer 2

What are the exact inputs and what output you expect?

Answer 3

Abhay
Input :
car
bike
car

Output :
word 1 = car
word 2 = bike
word 3 = car

that's my expect

Answer 4

Then simply add printf("%s\n",word); to the first for loop and remove the second for loop as well

Answer 5

Abhay can we put in different place? (Not in one loop)