Problem of "return 0" in C

[Gomeler]

I am currently using the C language tutorial, i have created loop menu to choose no between 1 to 5. When I compile my IDE, my program is launched and I entered "1" for a player mode, my program stops and instead of displaying "return 0x0", he shows a number extension.

[Zecho]

Did you correct all instances in code? When the loop get corrupted? Check all the semicolon given in front of menu. For example : Scanf ( "% d", Menu); Check the mistake in this declaration.

[Walby]

For example :

 scanf ( "% d", & chooseMenu); 
  chooseMenu = 0; 
  switch (chooseMenu) 
  (

You will not forget to fix this in passing: scanf ( "% d", chooseMenu);

[Aberto]

In C, when you declare a function (number 0 to 5), what types of parameters and order of arguments, is depend on return 0 and everything was an int unless specified otherwise (there was no void), so it was natural for main to return int.