All the words have one CAP in the beginning and then all lowercase so I don't see how it matters. It's not like there are gonna be caps in the middle of words that will interrupt the comparing.
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I just got an infraction for saying '<snipped>' :lol: :lol: :lol: .I feel like Cartman in the South Park movie.

I posted my entire code a few posts above, and here is the file I was trying to...

Nope. Still doesn't work.

#include <stdio.h>
#include <stdlib.h>
#include <string.h>
#define numofstr 50
#define strleng 101
int compare_ints(const void *,const void *);
main(){
FILE *a,*b;
char s[100]; ...

I'm studying at an electrical engineering university. I don't have homework and I'm not trying to trick you. If you're gonna post I'd rather you tell me what's wrong with my code.:confused:

I have studied the links and written a code that seems identical to the one in the 'solved example' page. Still, I'm getting a 'cannot convert 'int(*)(char *,char *)' to 'int(*)(const void *,const...

Did that...works...tried to use qsort..getting a bunch of errors...losing temper.:(

Can you please just type the rest of the code for me? This isn't even part of my course, I just want to sort my...

main(){
FILE *a,*b;
char s[100];
int i=0,k;
char starr[50][101]; /*50 - the number or strings I wanna put in the array*/
a=fopen("C:\\C_fajlovi\\non_sorted.txt","r");...

Here comes another stupid question: how do you use qsort?

<snip>, it was a stupid question.:rolleyes:

I know about Word not being a pure text editor, I was gonna paste it into a notepad file.

Thanks.

This might sound stupid...but what is a container? Either it's an English word for something I'm familiar with (English isn't my first language) or I simply don't know what it is.

And please name...

OK, so the part of my course about files is over, but now I am wondering: if you have a file with, say, a bunch of names (each in its own line), is it possible to use "C" to make a new file with the...

Ah, I see what you mean. Had to put a 'getchar()' after 'fclose' though so the black screen would stay open more than a milisecond.

Thanks for the answers.

My thought: the while(fscanf... loop would go through the file line by line untill it gets to EOF, at which point it will stop. It works just fine in every program I write (including the one I...

OK, nevermind, I figured it out. I threw out the function and just did the whole conversion from dec to hex in the body of 'fscanf' with local variables. I realized using a function was a completely...

I'm not supposed to use any functions I'm not familiar with because I can't use them at my exam either. And my teacher never mentioned ssprintf, all I know out of that family is printf and fprintf.
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Yes, it's fairly obvious that can be used. Iguess my question wasn't very to-the-point. Here's what I got so far, and what I need from you:

#include <stdio.h>
#include <stdlib.h>
#include...

C, not C++. Sorry, I should have said in the first place.

I'm pretty much new to using files, so I'm not sure if this is a banale question.

Here's the assignment: "Each line of the file dec.txt contains a whole number (>0). Write a program that creates...

I worked it out this morning by slightly altering my previous code and without using any functions I didn't use originally. I will get to know the functions you suggested as soon as I find the time...

Ok, thanks very much. It's 22.50 PM here now so I'm too sleepy to think, but I'll definitely do my research tommorow and mark this solved if I understand everything.

P.S. Sorry about not using...

Alright, I used what you told me and made my own attempt, slightly different from what you suggested. Yet, my program always says the string is not a palindrome. Here's the code, can you see why it...

Can somebody help me with this? I'm not sure if this is the right forum section, so if it's not, please let me know. The problem goes like this:

I need to create a program that has a recursive...