Thread: question in c

ohh ..
i dont know c programming

plz help me
plzz

Originally Posted by zacs7

there's no way you'd be asked to do something you hadn't been taught.

In classrooms that's usually true.

For a lot of jobs in the real world, some problem solving skills and adaptability are expected. In other words, being able to find a solution to a problem without someone to teach you how to do it. Those who can't solve problems in a classroom will fail dismally in such real world situations.

ok


thanks

but iam not have the answer yet !!
ok
byy

Lol, it's kind of obvious it's homework, but I must point out some lecturers(ignoramuses) will set assignments and hint on how to start the assignment while making reference to implementing C features that have not been taught yet...nice one...

That way when you start using stuff you haven't been taught and something goes wrong, then you have to start rewriting your code again with stuff you know and there goes wasted hours when you could have spent it on some other subject or eating a peanut butter and jelly sandwich.

hi

i have the answer
but i will ask if it write or wrong

answer:

Code:

#include<stdio.h>
#include<conio.h>
FILE *infile,*outfile;
struct my_rec{char name[10];
               int id;
               int salary;};

typedef struct my_rec test;
       
void  main()
        {
        int i,j;
        double avg,sum=0;
        test sample[10];
//clrscr();
        infile=fopen("c:\\aa.dat","r");
        outfile=fopen("c:\\out.dat","w");
   i=0;
   while (!feof(infile))

{

   fscanf(infile,"%s",&sample[i].name);
   fscanf(infile,"%d",&sample[i].id);
   fscanf(infile,"%d",&sample[i].salary);
   i++;
   }
   for(j=0;j<i;j++)
   {fprintf(outfile,"%d name= %s id = %d salary = %d tax = %d\n",j+1,
   sample[j].name, sample[j].id, sample[j].salary, (sample[j].salary*17)/100);}  
   }

write or wrong ??????!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

okay ..
thanks