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Thank you for all the help tabstop and brewbuck!!!

Nope, that wasn't it. I used two nested for loops. One for scanning in the number and the next one to print them.

It looks like this now.


#include <stdio.h>

int main(void)
{
int m;

it didn't lol.

Oh okay, I see. It's still giving me weird numbers. Did I write the array part right? ("&array[m][n]")

I feel like that's wrong.

Cool, the file I wrote to did have all the numbers :D So what exactly does this mean? I can just trust that my program reads all the numbers but I cant expect it to print all 1000 numbers?

Maybe something close to this?



#include <stdio.h>

int main(void)
{
int m;
int n;

Hmm...maybe because I didn't specify what lines of data I wanted? I'm not sure how many numbers it read but it's definitely from the end of the file. I'd say maybe the last 200-300 numbers.

Can anyone help me with a code that reads numbers from a file and puts them into a 2-D Array?

Basically the file has 1000 rows and 2 columns.

For example, a section would look like:

47 56...

Thanks for all the help. I was thinking you meant to put width, but I just started c programming and wanted to make sure.

Thanks again

Thank you for responding :) I have a few questions though.

Wouldn't the two lines with column walls be pointless?

"If it's less, it's a column wall.
If it isn't less, it's a column wall."
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