I\'m trying to open a file, and read from it.. but I\'m having some issues. FILE *libFile = fopen(\"/Users/pineapple/Desktop/finalproj/test242.txt\",\"r\");
This code asks the user for data and subsequently a number: $ cat read.c #include<stdio.h> #include<stdlib.h>
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Just looking to be pointed in the right direction: Have standard input to a C program, I\'ve taken each line in at a time and storing in a char[].
I\'m trying to run this code on Windows 7 (64-bit, if it matters) after compiling it with GCC. If I declare bufsize as an int, the program freezes and Windows informs me that it\'s stopped working. If
I have a script that parses large files line by line. When it encounters an error that it can\'t handle, it stops, notifying us of the last line parsed.
I have a C array called buf. Here is it\'s definition: char buf[1024]; Now, my current code takes from stdin and uses fgets() to set that array, however I wish to use code to set it instead. Right n
I have the following function: void writeResults(FILE* fp, FILE* fpw, Vector w, int size) { Vector x; while (1) {
In the code below in lesson2() i have used a password to enter the function but when i enter the function it does not takes in the passord and says incorrect password.By not taking in the password,i m
I\'m trying to write a piece of code that reads a file line by line and stores each line, up to a certain amount of input data.I want to guard against the end-user being evil and putting something lik