<prompt> Orodhesha makosa 5 katika nambari ifuatayo na utoe mapendekezo ya suluhisho.int total;for i0; i50; i;total i;  <response>: The following are the five errors in the code snippet and their suggested solutions:1. The variable i is not declared: All variables must be declared in C and C programming languages before use. The i variable in the for-loop must be declared beforehand as type int._Solution:_ int i; should be included before the for-loop.2. The for-loop contains a semicolon at the end: The semicolon ; placed immediately after the for-loop will cause the loops body to be empty. _Solution:_ The semicolon at the end of for i0; i50; i; should be removed.3. The loop body is not within a pair of curly braces: Without curly braces indicating the body of the loop, only the statement following the loop will be executed as part of the loop body. _Solution:_ Enclose the statements of the for-loops body within curly braces .4. The variable total is not initialized before use: Before using variable total, it should be initialized to some value, in our case to 0 as it is going to be used to store the summation of some numbers otherwise, it could contain any garbage value and give an incorrect answer._Solution:_ Initialize the total variable to 0, i.e., int total 0;.5. The calculation of total is placed outside of the loop body: The statement that calculates the total, total i; is placed outside of the for-loop. This would cause the final value of i in this case, 50 to be added only once to total._Solution:_ The statement total i; should be placed within the for-loop, enclosed within curly braces.Here is the corrected code:Cint total 0;int i;for i0; i50; i total i; 