Problem reading file and converting to upper case

vlez.txt
ova e prvata greshna rechenica. i
narednava rechenica, treba da ja
promente! Tretava rechenica e pravilno
napishana. a ovaa?

izlez.txt
Ova e prvata greshna rechenica. I
narednava rechenica, treba da ja
promente! Tretava rechenica e pravilno
napishana. А ovaa?

If the letter after . ! is lower - to upper, between
. and first letter is only one space

I wrote this code, but prints letters at the end of text, does not change lower to upper !


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Code:

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#include <stdio.h>
#include <stdlib.h>
#include <ctype.h>
int main()


{
    FILE *vlez;
    FILE *izlez;
    char c;
    char k;
    char tekst[500];
    int i=0,j;
    int b=0;


    if((vlez=fopen("vlezna.txt", "r"))==NULL)
    {
        printf("Ne moze da se otfori datotekata ! \n");
    }
    else if((izlez=fopen("izlezna.txt", "w"))==NULL)
    {
        printf("Ne moze da se kreira datoteka ! \n");
    }


    else{
while((c=fgetc(vlez))!=EOF)


{
        if(b==1)
        {
           
            if(islower(tekst[i]))
            {
                toupper(tekst[i]);
            }
            fprintf(izlez, "%c", tekst[i]);
        }
            if(isalpha(c))
        {
            tekst[i]=c;
            fprintf(izlez, "%c", tekst[i]);
            i++;
        }
        else if(isspace(c))
        {
            tekst[i]=c;
            fprintf(izlez, "%c", tekst[i]);
            i++;
        }
        else if(!isspace(c)&&!isalnum(c))
        {
            tekst[i]=c;
            fprintf(izlez, "%c",tekst[i] );
            fprintf(izlez, " ");
            b=1;
            i+3;
        }
        }
        for(j=0; j<i; j++)
        {
          if (!isspace(tekst[j])&&!isalnum(tekst[j]))
          {
              k=tekst[j+2];
              if(islower(k))
              {
                  k=toupper(k);
              }
          }
        }
    }
    fclose(vlez);
    fclose(izlez);


}

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Step 1: Neaten up the formatting of your code. You have decent indentation, but things get a kind of wonky in a few spots. Completely consistent formatting/indentation is key in helping your eye see the flow of code properly.

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Step 2: Check your compiler warnings:

Code:

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/*
main.c||In function 'main':|
main.c|37|warning: statement with no effect|
main.c|59|warning: statement with no effect|
||=== Build finished: 0 errors, 2 warnings ===|
*/

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"toupper()" returns the argument (upper-cased, if the argument was valid), so you need to store this result somewhere.

The second one just does nothing: "i+3;" Did you mean to do "i = i + 3"?

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Step 3: You need to neaten up your file handling code. You shouldn't close the file unless it had been successfully opened. And if the second file failed to open, you should only close the first.

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Step 4: Use descriptive variable names. For instance, what does "b" represent? Use variable names that help describe its purpose, so the code is easier to read and understand.

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Step 5: I strongly suggest you plan your logic out on paper before attempting the code. This has the appearance of code that was typed out off the top of your head. A flow chart might be helpful in the design of the logic necessary to complete this task.

As it stands, I have no desire trying to untangle this code to find out why it isn't working. I'd suggest either (1) using a debugger to help track down the issue(s), or (2) start over. If you start over, try writing a flow chart (or even pseudo-code) to plan the logic.

Code:

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else if(!isspace(c)&&!isalnum(c))       
{
      tekst[i]=c;
      fprintf(izlez, "%c",tekst[i] );
      fprintf(izlez, " ");
      b=1;
      i+3;
}

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A lot of this code looks to be very specific to the file in question, but the problem could be that the variable i, or b isn't what you were planning it to be.

For instance, here you say "i+3", but that value isn't being assigned anywhere. Also, did you mean to reset "b" to a non 1 value at some point? As it stands, toupper() is being called for every lowercase character after b is set to 1.

Code:

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char c;
...
while((c=fgetc(vlez))!=EOF)

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c should be declared as int and not char, this is especially important because of the test being made against EOF..