C compilation problem

My code doesn't doesn't compile and I can't figure out why.
The problem is regarding the three functions I defined. When I try to compile it says the same thing about each three of them in the line where I try to use them: syntax error before token']'. I've gone through my code again and again but as far as I can tell it's all by the book. What am I missing?

Note in case someone from my university googles this: my ID is 311670137

Code:

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



/*=========================================================================
  Constants and definitions:
==========================================================================*/

#define PLACE 0
#define MONEY 1
#define NUM_OF_PLAYERS 2
#define MAX_LOTTO 40
#define MAX_TAX 60
#define MAX_BOARD_SIZE 25
#define START_MONEY 100
#define END_GAME -1

/*-------------------------------------------------------------------------
  The main program. (describe what your program does here)
 -------------------------------------------------------------------------*/
void board_initialization(char board[], int number_of_squares);
void player_initialization(int players[][2]);
void display_board(int players[][2], char board[], int number_of_squares);
/*-------------------------------------------------------------------------
  The main program. (describe what your program does here)
 -------------------------------------------------------------------------*/
int main() 
{
    int players[NUM_OF_PLAYERS+1][2];
    char board[MAX_BOARD_SIZE]={0};
    int number_of_squares, turn=1;
    double temp;
    
    printf ("Welcome to Monopole (TM, C, R)!\nThis game is for %d players. \n", NUM_OF_PLAYERS);
    printf ("These are the board game tokens and their meanings: \n");
    printf ("S - Start\nT - Tax\nP - Property for sale\nL - Lottery\n E - Empty place\n");
    printf ("Player's property: 1 - %d\n\nHave fun!\n\nPlease select board legth.\n", NUM_OF_PLAYERS);
    printf ("Enter an integer between 10 and %d: ", MAX_BOARD_SIZE);
    while (1){
          scanf("%lf", &temp);
          while(getchar()!='\n');
          number_of_squares=temp;
          if ((temp-number_of_squares)==0)
             break;
          else
              printf("wrong input, try again: ");
    }
    board_initialization(board[], number_of_squares);
    player_initialization(players[][2]);
    while (1){
          display_board(players[][2], board[], number_of_squares);
          system("pause");
    }
    
    
    
    return 0;
}

void board_initialization(char board[], int number_of_squares){
     int i=1;
     
     board[0]='S';
     for (i; i<number_of_squares; i++){
         if (i%4==0){
            board[i]='T';
            continue;
         }
         if (i%3==0){
            board[i]='P';
            continue;
         }
         if (i%2==0){
            board[i]='L';
            continue;
         }
         board[i]='E'; 
     }
}

void player_initialization(int players[][2]){
     int i=1;
     
     for (i; i<NUM_OF_PLAYERS; i++){
         players[i][PLACE]=0;
         players[i][MONEY]=START_MONEY;
     }
}

void display_board(int players[][2], char board[], int number_of_squares){
     int j=1, i=0;
     
     for (i; i<number_of_squares; i++)
         printf(" %c ", board[i]);
     printf("\n");
     for (j; i<NUM_OF_PLAYERS+1; j++)
         for (i=0; i<number_of_squares; i++)
             if (players[PLACE][j]!=i)
                printf("   ");
             else
                 printf("[%d]", j);
}

 

The brackets should only be needed when referencing a specific element in the array, not when passing a copy of the variable to a function

IE try this
board_initialization(board, number_of_squares);

instead of
board_initialization(board[], number_of_squares);

and you should see one less compile error