Using files to store aint working. HELPPpp!!!!

I got the program to work without files but implementing files just isn't working out: could anyone help me use files with the void Add, etc format
CODE BELOW:

Code:

                                    /*GLOBAL COMPUTER SCHOOl*/
                                      /*STUDENT DATABASE*/

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

int main()
{
printf("\t\t\t************************\n");
printf("\t\t\t GLOBAL COMPUTER SCHOOL");
printf("\n\t\t\t************************\n");

struct GCS             //Declaring Global Database

{
            
       char sfname [20];
       char slname [20];
       char DOB[20];
       char mother [20];
       char father [20];
        
};
         struct GCS student[50];    //Declaring a student database under Global Database
         int scount;         //Count number of students in database
         char test = '\0';       //Tests value to cease inputs
         
         printf("\n*******************************************************************************\n"); /* Draw the top of the box */
        
                      
         for(scount = 0; scount < 50; scount++)
         {
int option;
printf("1.\tAdd Student\n2.\tDelete Student\n3.\tList Student\n4.\tEdit Students\n5.\tExit\n\n");
printf("\nWhich do you want to do?");
scanf("%d" , &option);
                 
switch (option)
                 {
                        case 4:
                             printf("Which Student?\n");
                             scanf("%d", &option);
                             
                        case 5:
                             {
                             printf("\nTHANK YOU for using the GCS...\n");                              
                             break;
                 }
                        case  1:
                              {
printf("\nAre you sure you wish to add students (y or n)?", scount? "nother ": "");
scanf(" %c", &test);
if(tolower(test) == 'n')
break;
                                                           
printf("\nEnter Student's First Name: ");
scanf("%s", student[scount].sfname);      //Reads the student's first name
         
printf("\nEnter %s's Last Name: ", student[scount].sfname);
scanf("%s", student[scount].slname);      //Read the student's last name
           
printf("\nEnter %s %s DOD (mm-dd-yyyy): ", student[scount].sfname,student[scount].slname);
scanf("%s", student[scount].DOB);       //REads the student's DOB
         
printf("\nEnter %s %s Mother's Name: ",student[scount].sfname,student[scount].slname);   
scanf("%s", student[scount].mother);      //REad PArent First Name
          
printf("\nEnter %s %s Father's Name: ",student[scount].sfname,student[scount].slname);
scanf("%s", student[scount].father);      //REad Parent Last Name
                             }
                              
                          case 3:
{ printf("Students in GCS Database include: \nNAME:\t %s %s \nDOB(mm/dd/yyyy): %s \nParents:\t %s & %s\n", student[scount].sfname,student[scount].slname,student[scount].DOB,student[scount].mother,student[scount].father);    
                             
for(int i = 0 ; i<scount ; i++ )
                             {

printf("\n\n Student: \t %s %s \n DOB (mm/dd/yyyy): %d \n Parents' Name: %s  & %s\n", student[i].sfname, student[i].slname, student[i].DOB, student[i].mother, student[i].father);
                             printf\n"); /* Draw the bottom of the box */
                             }
                             }

system("PAUSE");
return 0;
 }          }

                  }

Umm... Not that I'm one of the folks you should be excited to have help from, but I'm not touching that while the indentation is all over the place. If you clean it up I can at least start getting an idea what the problem is.

Also, do you know what part of the program is failing? What's the program's output? Does it crash anywhere?

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implementing files just isn't working out:

after you fix your indentation be also more specific in describing the problem.

"Does not work" is not telling much. Describe what it should do , what it does and how itis different.

Are you sure all this long code is needed to represent a problem? could you make a smaller compilable example that is focused just on the problem on hands?