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Sorry this must be annoying!! I'm still getting the same error!

lab9.c:52:file does not end in a new line

I'm using 99! I added alittle more to see if I can get the value replaced...I'm still getting the same error! :(



#include <stdio.h>

{

void fileio (void);
{

Add this library: This is a small example

#include <math.h>

double w, r, d;

d = (sqrt(w)) / r;

Ok.....I have added more to my program..I try to get myself to do the basics then work from there so I had to ask the user to input a file...then read the file and replace the smallest double with ...

This is a short program I have been working on.....I have got it to open a binaryfile...however I would like to use a function called replace (void replace (double *array, int size)) that will...

I have.....I'm having problems with understanding the syntax of passing arrays as parameters to functions. I'm not asking you to do my assignment..I just need to understand this topic better in plain...

I am having alittle problem understanding how to work with text files, binary files and dynamic allocation of arrays

Can someone explain these concepts to me!
Thanks!

When I run this program below I get this error
c20 file does not end in a new line





#include <stdio.h>

int main(void)

#include <stdio.h>

int
main(void)
{
int i;
double a[];

printf ("Enter ten interger values:");
scanf ("%d", a);

Your help would be much appreciated

I need to write a pseudocode (algorithm) for the following program definition:
Write a program to read an integer count (between 1 and 10) and then read count...