Are you trying to define a new struct? The command struct node* root; is an attempt to do so. You've previously defined a struct with the typedef command.

Instead, just remove the word struct and do this:

 node* root;

This creates a variable called root that is a pointer to a node structure.

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Are you trying to define a new struct? The command struct node* root; is an attempt to do so. You've previously defined a struct with the typedef command.

Instead, just remove the word struct and do this:

 node* root;
 root = malloc(sizeof(node));

This creates a variable called root that is a pointer to a node structure.

If this answers your question, please click on the check mark to accept. Let's keep up on forum maintenance. ;-)