Problems with scanf?

[ncr_lockdown]

I'm writing this program and it works, however it asks me to type inputs in the wrong places... here is the code

#include <stdio.h>
#include <stdlib.h>
#include <string.h>

int main()
{
    char name[100];
    int height,weight,comparison;
    
    printf("Please enter the name of the criminal.\nEnter end to terminate the program.\n");
    scanf("%99s",&name);
    //printf("test\n"); 
    comparison = strcmp(name,"end");

    while(comparison!=0)
    {
          printf("\nPlease enter the height(in cm) of the criminal. ");
          scanf("%i",&height);
          
          printf("\nPlease enter the weight(in kg) of the criminal. ");
          scanf("%i",&weight);
          
          if(height < 165 && weight > 90)
          {
                printf("%s is a suspect.\n", name);
          }
          else
          {
                if(height > 190 && weight < 65)
                {
                      printf("%s is a suspect.\n", name);
                }
                else
                {
                      printf("%s is not a suspect.\n", name);
                }
          }
          
          printf("\nPlease enter the name of the criminal.\nEnter end to terminate the program.\n");
          scanf("%99s",&name);
          
          comparison = strcmp(name,"end"); 
    }
    
    //printf("the name is %s\n", name);
    system("pause");
    return 0;
}

and here is a screenshot of the cmd copiled

Please Help..

[sking]

I believe that this problem is being caused by the buffering
Try flushing the standard output stream after each printf.
Like this fflush(stdout);

Another thing you might think about is to put a "\n" or other whitespace character at the end of your scanf format strings to make scanf read the whitespace after the user input (e.g. the carriage return that the user entered after the input). For example, you could use

scanf("%99s\n",&name);

instead of

scanf("%99s",&name);

[crosswire]

Also try
scanf("%99s", name);
instead of
scanf("%99s",&name);

[ncr_lockdown]

ye well guys, i got it 2 work although i didn't use any of ur methods. Thanks anyways and check out another post of mine that i'm about 2 put up

[dujucell]

if u r scanning strings or chars, dont use the ampersand &. just scanf("%s", name);

also if u r scanning strings u may use gets(name);

[icymint3]

use fgets, so u can specify the max length as you were doing with scanf