input integers from standard input and use in a function

i'm trying to input a set of integers from the keyboard, and then put them into an array and use in a function; the integers can be any amount, say a maximum of 100. the problem is that, i'm not getting the input right and i don't know why. the code is like this:

Code:

int main(int argc, char *argv[])
{
        int array[100];
        int k, n;
        scanf(" %d",&array);    
        int i;
        for (i=1; i<argc; i++){
         
                if (array[i]=='\n')
                {array[i] == '\0';
                break;}
        printf("values: %d", array[i]);
        }
        n = sizeof(array);
   
        printf("%d\n", max(array, n));
        return 0;

someone pls help me. i'm in urgent need

so i was able to get it to work for input from the keyboard, i still need to be able to redirect the input from a text file or smt and also for multiple sequences. the code so far is:

Code:

int main(int argc, char *argv[])
 {
        int alength, *a, k;
        alength = argc -1;
        a = (int *) calloc(alength, sizeof(int));
        for (k=1; k<argc; k++)
        {
        a[k-1] = atoi(argv[k]);
        }


     answer = max(a, alength);
}

scanf()'s %d format reads a single int. If you want to read an array of ints, use a loop that calls scanf() repetitively.

the problem i still have is this

the first gives a segmentation fault

while the second can only read from the keyboard.

so how do i modify either one to read from both the keyboard and a redirected file

Post your failing code. If you are trying to scan into the particular element of an array, then you need to specify that spot:

Code:

scanf( "%d", &array[ x ] );

Quzah.