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so in this case, it creates a new data type "NUMBER" as an alias for "int number" and "int count".

so what about struct?

typedef struct
{
int number;
int count;
}NUMBER;


what does this mean?

I don't understand, where is four times coming from?

and to past one vaule, as "i" is increasing, it store "in" to different part of array,
like array[1], array[2] so on.

please help!

Thanks, so something like this?



int i, in;

Int *array;

do
{

Thanks for helping me tabstop
since the array size if determined by unknown input file, can I do something like this:




int i, in;

int[] array;
do

sorry, my mistake there.

so If I set up a int array,

and I use fscanf(infile, "%d", &in); to store into interger variable "in".

If The file didn't reach to the end if (!feof(infile))
...

so If I set a char array, what shoud i use to pass the vaule stored to "in" to that char array?

My assignment kinda asked me to use feof to check, basically fscanf just like scanf but takes a extra (first) parameter, maybe the input file only has 1 number, so that's why I have if...

This is the code I have so far, took me along time to learn from googling. so basically, I open the file, read it, pass to a array, then sort it.

It's long, so thanks for reading it.


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hmm.. I don't know how to make count increment as I read the file.

If the program read a list of number and store to a char array called "instr"

Can I do : int count =...

Hey everyone,

I'm a program newbie, I'm writing a code for sorting numbers from a input file,

basically, I ask user to type in the file name, open file, read it, pass to a array, then sort it...