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You'll never find the "right answer", since other people probably don't have the same problem as you word-for-word, letter-for-letter, keystroke-for-keystroke.

Try breaking it down into steps...

It's a simple typo: you declare and use void Output(int,int,int);, but defined is void Ouput(int nGround, int nPower, int nDecimal)

An array of characters is a string. Stick a '\0' on the end and you can print it just like that with puts, printf, and so forth, as well as strcpy it, etc.
#include <stdio.h>

int main(void)
{
...

#define zero 0;
Remember that #define does an entirely literal text substitution. It's not anything like a variable or alias.

So you get while(iNumber!=zero) turning into while(iNumber!=0;)...

@metal005 Your script as posted contains syntax and logic errors. Needs to be an OR test and all variables should be quoted because we need to look at empty variables.

Maybe you meant:

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