The statement scanf("%d %lf", grades[0], price[2]); causes two values to be read and stored in the variables grades[0] and price[2].

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The correct syntax for using `scanf` to read values into array elements requires the use of the address-of operator (`&`), unless the array elements are of a type that inherently acts as an address (e.g., strings). For non-pointer types like `int` and `double`, the correct usage would be `scanf("%d %lf", &grades[0], &price[2]);`.

The Statement Scanf("%d %Lf", Grades[0], Price[2]); Causes Two Values to Be