Why does code give bash: syntax error on Linux but runs on Windows?

[saronyo bose]

the given code does not run in linux mint isodara.
on typing
cc pg206[G](c).c

in terminal it gives

bash: syntax error near unexpected token `('

wat to do ........
the above code runs in windows turbo c 3.0

the code is as follows

#include<stdio.h>

void fun(int *,int *);

void main()

{

	int i=5,j=2;

	fun(&i,&j);

	printf("\n%d %d",i,j);

}

void fun(int *i,int *j)

{

	*i=*i**i;

	*j=*j**j;

		

}

[donbock]

You say this code does not run; but the bash error you report is more indicative of a failure during the build process. Is the name of your source file truly pg206[G](c).c ? If so, could you rename the file to get rid of the square brackets and parentheses? I suspect the bash shell believes those characters are commands for it.