Thread: Help to write a C programm

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    Help to write a C programm

    Hi.I need to write a programm which
    1.Read text from file.
    2.Count from this text how many numbers there are
    3.All even numbers change to higher odd numbers
    4.Result must be written to file and to screen.

    Please help

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    Please read and follow the homework policy.
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    Quote Originally Posted by lustro View Post
    Hi.I need to write a programm
    So at least you know who is suppose to perform the action.


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    So what exactly would you like help at?
    I recommend C how to program by Deitel & Deitel
    Last edited by strickyc; 05-10-2009 at 09:10 PM.

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