What does missing terminating " character mean?

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I am trying to run this program and keep getting the same errors. What does missing terminating character mean and how can I fix these issues in my code? Everything runs fine on Repl for me. I copied and pasted to Linux and now I got all of these errors.

RPS.c:162:10: warning: missing terminating " character
RPS.c: In function âprintResultsâ:
RPS.c:162: error: missing terminating " character
RPS.c:163: error: expected expression before â%â token
RPS.c:163:9: warning: missing terminating " character
RPS.c:163: error: missing terminating " character
RPS.c:164: error: expected â;â before â}â token



code:

/*
    * Description: Game of Rock, Paper, Scissors with the Computer.
    *
    * Author: Cole 
    *
    * Date: 10-12-2018
    */
    #include <stdio.h>
    #include <stdlib.h>
    #include <time.h>
    //FUNCTION DECLARATIONS
    /*Function Name: flushscanf
    Input Parameters: c
    Description: Used after scanf. Prevents scanf from messing up, and EOF is used so it isn't read after the end of the file.
    Return Values: void
    */
    void flushScanf(void);
    
    /*Function name: compareInputs
    Input parameters: userInput
    Description: Determines whether user input is acceptable to run the program. Makes upper and lower case r, p, s, and q acceptable inputs.
    Return Values: Results, error statement, or rock/paper/scissors.
    */
    int compareInputs(char);
    
    /*Function name: getInput
    Input parameters: The userInput.
    Description: Tallies the wins for the computer and user, as well as the ties.
    Return Values: myWins++, pcWins++, or ties++.
    */
    char getInput();
    
    /*Function name: printResults
    Input parameters: int myWins, int pcWins, and int ties.
    Description: Prints the tallied wins and ties.
    Return Values: printf statement with correct record of results from games played.
    */
    void printResults(int, int, int);
    
    
    int main(void) {
    //variables
    char userInput;
    int flag=1;
    int myWins= 0;
    int pcWins= 0;
    int ties= 0;
    int result;
    
    printf("Let’s play a game of Rock/Paper/Scissors \n");
    
    //
    do{
      userInput = getInput();
      if(userInput == 'Q' || userInput == 'q') {
        printResults(myWins, pcWins, ties);
        printf("\nThank you for playing!");
        flag =0;
        }else if(userInput == 'R' || userInput == 'r'){
        userInput = 'r';
        }else if(userInput == 'P' || userInput == 'p'){
        userInput = 'p';
        }else if(userInput == 'S' || userInput == 's'){
        userInput = 's';
        }else{
          printf("Error, Please try again\n ");
        }
    
        result = compareInputs(userInput);
    
        switch(result){
          case 1:
            myWins++;
            break;
    
            case 2:
            pcWins++;
            break;
    
            case 3:
            ties++;
            break;
        }
    }while(flag==1);
    
    
    
    
    
      return 0;
    
      
    }
    char getInput(void){
      char userInput;
      printf("\nEnter R, P, S, or Q (for quit):");
      scanf("%c", &userInput);
      flushScanf();
    
     
      return userInput;
    }
    
    char check(char input){
    
    }
    
    int compareInputs(char userInput){
    srand(time(NULL));
    
    int pc = (rand()%3)+1;
    // 1 = Rock
    // 2 = Paper
    // 3 = Scissors
    if (pc==1 && userInput == 'r'){
      printf("You picked Rock, the computer picked Rock.\n");
      printf("It's a tie.\n");
      return 3;
    } else if(pc==1 && userInput == 's'){
      printf("You picked Scissors, the computer picked Rock.\n");
      printf("Rock breaks Scissors, you lose!\n");
      return 2;
      }else if(pc==1 && userInput == 'p'){
        printf("You picked Paper, the computer picked Rock.\n");
        printf("Paper covers rock, you win!\n");
        return 1;
      }else if (pc==2 && userInput == 'r'){
        printf("You picked Rock, the computer picked Paper.\n");
        printf("Paper covers rock, you lose.\n");
        return 2;
      } else if (pc==2 && userInput == 's'){
        printf("You picked Scissors, the computer picked Paper.\n");
        printf("Scissors cuts Paper, you win!\n");
        return 1;
      } else if (pc==2 && userInput == 'p'){
        printf("You picked Paper, the computer picked Paper.\n");
        printf("It's a tie.\n");
        return 3;
      } else if (pc==3 && userInput == 'r') {
        printf("You picked Rock, the computer picked Scissors.\n");
        printf("Rock breaks Scissors, you win!\n");
        return 1;
      } else if (pc==3 && userInput =='s'){
        printf("You picked Scissors, the computer picked Scissors.\n");
        printf("It's a tie\n");
        return 3;
      }  else if (pc==3 && userInput == 'p'){
      printf("You picked Paper, the computer picked Scissors.\n");
      printf("Scissors cuts paper, You lose!\n");
      return 2;
      }
      return 4;
    }
    
    void printResults(int myWins, int pcWins, int ties){
      printf("\nYou won %d times, the computer won %d times, and it was a tie %d times", myWins, pcWins, ties);
    }
    
    void flushScanf(void) {
      char c = getchar();
    
      while (c != '\n' && c != EOF) {
        c = getchar();
        }
      }

What I have tried:

Retyped quotations and other punctuation marks in case its because the editor uses a different character system.