What's wrong with this code?

Question

#include <stdio.h>

int main() {
int a, b;

scanf("%d %d", &a, &b);

if(a < b) {

printf
("Here is your Dictionary: \n{\n");

for
(int i=a, x=0; i<=b, x<=b-a; i++, x++)
{
printf ("'index %d': %d,\n",x, i);
}
printf ("}");
}

else {
printf("Here is your Dictionary: \n{\n");

for(int i=a, x=0; i>=b, x <= a-b; i--, x++)
{
printf ("'index %d': %d,\n",x, i);
}
printf ("}");}
}

}

Answer 1

You are having an extra '}' in the end.

Answer 2

In addition to, :
You have two conditions instead of one..
i<=b, x<= b-a ;
It should be single condition..

Use logical && or || depends on need...
Like i<=b || x<=b-a

Same in else part...

Edit:
Pankaj Kumar Panda
then you can remove 1st condition in loop. It removes the warnings.... And No use of those..

Answer 3

No Jaykrishna. The problem is not that. I was putting an extra curly bracket at the end. Thanks to Lakshya Mital, the problem is solved now.