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Write a C program to calculate the area of the rectangle? Using the inputs from...

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the code is not running
the code is not working
how can i do it

What I have tried:
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#include<stdio.h>

int main(){
    int length, breadth;
    printf("What is the length of the rectangle\n");
    scanf("%d", &length);

     printf("What is the breadth of the rectangle\n");
     scanf("%d", &breadth);

     printf("The area if your rectangle is %d", length*breadth);
    return 0;
}
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Despite the similar names, C and C# are completely different languages. You have tagged your question as "C#", but the question title and code says you're using "C".
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the code is not running
the code is not working
how can i do it

If I copy'n'paste your code into an online C compiler (Online C Compiler - online editor[^]) it compiles cleanly, runs, and does exactly what I expect:
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What is the length of the rectangle
21
What is the breadth of the rectangle
42
The area if your rectangle is 882

...Program finished with exit code 0
Press ENTER to exit console.

So the code does run, the code does work - I'd suggest that it's "finger trouble" at your end which obviously we can't see or help with: I'd suggest that you go back to yoru basic instructions on how to compile the code, and double check that to make sure it has been compiled correctly, linked correctly, and that there are no errors. Then check your instructions on how to run the EXE file that compilation and linking produced.

Sorry, but we can't help you with that - we have no access to your system at all!
See, you must take a variable to store or copy the value of 'length*breadth'.
You can do it like this:
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int length, breadth, area;
...
area = length*breadth;
printf("%d\n", area);
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No, the code as written works fine.

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