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Maybe Borland c++ 5.02 on vista must be the issue.
@rags_to_riches Are you sure that it counts the number of lines and the number of words?

If thats the case then can someone suggest a good...

Writing to the file works perfectly.;)
the file is not read only.
I checked and double checked`
Its only reading the total number of words in the whole file that does not work:(

The problem is that only the last entered line words are counted.
The other words are not counted


#include<iostream>
#include<fstream>
#include<conio.h>
void main()
{
char text[50];

Someone please help me out.
I have to submit this tomorow.

*BUMP*

I did check to see what happens.
The file is being opened.

When i run it without the input text part(i.e. I comment it), the output is


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All the text from
the file.

OK before anyone says that this is homework, let me say that this is homework.
I understand the question and have even written the code.
The question is.
Write A Program to write to a file, read...

Thanks everyone.
Vart could you please elaborate on...



what is pArr?
is is a variable name or something or is is a keyword?

Thanks

Yes "this" is a keyword in some languages like ecmascript+html
I removed the word "this" with something else.
I seem to have finally got the program right.
Anyone will check if this conforms to...

And how may I do that?

#include <stdio.h>
#include <conio.h>
struct emp
{
char name[25];
int age;
int salary;
};
void fn1(char*,int,int);
void main()

Yes I have never passed an array to a function :p

Anyway thanks for all the help

How am I to pass an array struct to another function?
Can someone give me an example.
I do not want a ready-made program. Just some help.
I do not really follow how to pass an array structure to a...

Yes, but it still does not indent

I was working in Borland C++
They have no indentation.
Was tooo lazy to make everything indented.


Anyways thanks,

Man I cannot imagine that I did not see the obvious LOL

Thanks a million

The output must be

1
01
101
0101
10101

If someone could point me in the right direction...
I tried this but the result goes wrong at the third line and fourth line