What I am missing here

Question

#include <stdio.h>
#include<string.h>

struct emp
{
int emp_id;
char name;
double salary;
} E1,E2;

int main()
{
printf("Enter the id , name and salary of employee 1 : \n");
scanf("%d%c%lf",&E1.emp_id,&E1.name,&E1.salary);

printf("Enter the id ,name and salary of employee 2 : \n");
scanf("%d%c%lf",&E2.emp_id,&E2.name,&E2.salary);

if (E1.salary>5000)
{
printf("Employee 1 having salary %lf greater than 5000 \n ",E1.salary);
}
else if (E2.salary>5000)
{
printf("Employee 2 having salary %lf greater than 5000 \n ",E2.salary);
}
else
{
printf("Nobody is getting salary above 5000.");
}

return 0;
}

Answer 1

Put a space in between the conversion specifiers when you use scanf() to read inputs.

"%d %c %lf"

And in input dialog (when running in Code Playground), provide inputs in single line

101 A 6000
202 Z 7000

NOTE: This way 'name' can only contain a character, not a full name.

Answer 2

So instead of that I should string ?