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A problem asks me to make a printf statement which will print out the members of the struct given, I wrote a program to make sure I would get the right printf statement. [code] #include <stdlib.h> #include <stdio.h> int main() { struct house { 5. char style[40]; int rooms; float …

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You might want to put your prototypes before the function bodies. Otherwise I think your program will assign random things for your functions to return, or something like that. Edited: realized you used seperate files, ignore my answer

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I need help making code that will create 4 different output files. All I know at the moment on this topic is how to fopen/fclose and the stuff in between however fopen requires the output file to be available before the program stars to run. Mabey theres an fcreate function …

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[code]typedef struct item { int number; char package[20]; char start[20]; char finish[20]; int weight; int distance; }ITEM; int i = 0; int num = 0; while(fscanf(ifp, "%d %s %s %s %d %d", &item[i].number, item[i].package, item[i].start, item[i].finish, &item[i].weight, &item[i].distance) != EOF) { num++; i++; } rewind(ifp); printf("\n\nnum = %d\n\n", num); [/code] …

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Hello, I am currently working on a program which will take a set of strings from a data file and store them into an array called word. So far my code has compiled correctly however I just added in malloc and it just doesn't like me. I need to malloc …

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