Loop is not working properly while taking input in array

scanf's loop is not working for index (which is 2). In the printf loop, I am getting garbage output for two indexes. I don't know what is happening here.

#include <stdio.h>
int main() {
    int i;
    char name[3];
    float price[3];
    int pages[3];

    printf("Enter names, prices and pages of 3 books:\n ");
    for (i = 0; i <=2; i++) {
        scanf("%c%f%d", &name, &price, &pages);
    }
    printf("what you entered:\n");

    for (i = 0; i <=2; i++) {
    printf("%c %f %d\n", name[i], price[i], pages[i]);
    }
    return 0;
}

This program is from the book "Let us C", first page of the structure chapter.

My real output (what I am getting) is:

Enter names, prices and pages of 3 books:

a 100 200 // given by me  
b 100 200

// but not able to give third index values

what you entered:

b 100.000000 200

84227675241280636545541341184\.000000 0

0\.000000 70

This is a simple program and according to me, I should get like the below output.

My output is what I am expecting:

 Enter names, prices and pages of 3 books:

a 100 200  
b 100 200

c 100 200  

what you entered:

a 100.000000 200  
b 100.000000 200

c 100.000000 200

You should to put to scanf() an address for the next element of array at each iteration, but you pass address to first element every time instead of that.
Try to write:

scanf("%c%f%d", &name[i], &price[i], &pages[i]);

The array name is declared like

char name[3];

The expression &name has the type char ( * )[3] while the conversion specifier c expects a corresponding argument of the type char *.

Also entering a character using the conversion specifier c you need to skip white space characters as for example the new line character '\n' stored in the input buffer after pressing the key Enter.

So you need to write

printf("Enter names, prices and pages of 3 books:\n ");
for (i = 0; i <=2; i++) {
    scanf( " %c%f%d", name + i, price + i, pages + i );
}

In this call the expression name + i is equivalent to &name[i]. The same is valid for other two arrays.

Pay attention to the leading space in the format string. It allows to skip white space characters.

Also it is a bad style of programming to use magic numbers like 3 and 2. Instead you could introduce a named constant like for example

enum { N = 3 };
char name[N];
float price[N];
int pages[N];

printf("Enter names, prices and pages of %d books:\n", N);
for ( i = 0; i < N; i++) {
    scanf( " %c%f%d", name + i, price + i, pages + i );
}
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