Problem with reading file

[Se7Olutionyg]

I am writing a code to read file and output stuff for two files and combine them together... Don't know why they read good at the first file but wit the same code , it didn't show up for the second file
Please help
Thanks

#include <stdio.h>
#include <string.h>
#include <stdio.h>
#include <stdlib.h>
using namespace std; 
#include <iostream>


int main() {
  FILE *file;
  int i;
  int j=0;
  char fileparam[16] ;
  char arraytotal [200];
  int start =0 ;
  int k = 0 ;
  

 
            if(sprintf(fileparam, "in0.dat",i) )
                {
                     file = fopen(fileparam,"r");
                    if(file==NULL)
                    {
        				 printf("Error: %s does not exist\n",fileparam);
                         
                    }
                    else         
                    {
            	       printf("%s was opened successfully.\n", fileparam);	      
            	      
            	       printf("Good\n");
                        for ( k = start; k <sizeof arraytotal; k++)
            	       {
                           arraytotal[k] = (char)fgetc(file);
                           printf("%c",arraytotal[k]);
                           start++;
                       } // end for
        
                    }
                
                } 
                  if(sprintf(fileparam, "in1.dat",i) )
                {
                     file = fopen(fileparam,"r");
                    if(file==NULL)
                    {
        				 printf("Error: %s does not exist\n",fileparam);
                         
                    }
                    else         
                    {
            	       printf("%s was opened successfully.\n", fileparam);	      
            	      
            	       printf("Good\n");
            	        for ( k = start; k <sizeof arraytotal; k++)
            	       {
                           arraytotal[k] = (char)fgetc(file);
                           printf("%c",arraytotal[k]);
                           start++;
                       } // end for
            	 
        
                    }
                
                } // end if 
               
            printf("Final Result is \n");
                   for ( k = 0; k <sizeof arraytotal; k++)
        	       {
                      
                       printf("%c",arraytotal[k]);
                      
                   } // good code for open file
        
  
// the rest of process related to the file are trim
	
 fclose(file);
 
   system("pause");
return 0;
  
}

You forgot to close the handle after reading the first file:

fclose(file);

Also, it is good programming practice to:

1. Initialize all pointers to NULL (e.g. FILE *file = NULL;)
2. Create a method for repeating code. You have copied the same code twice only to open two different files.

This is also incorrect:

k = start; k <sizeof arraytotal; k++

First off, the parentheses are missing (sizeof(arraytotal)).
Second, calling sizeof of an array will return the number of bytes allocated by that array, not the length of the array!

[WaltP]

Nitpick...

First off, the parentheses are missing (sizeof(arraytotal)).

Although most programmers use sizeof(x) , it's perfectly acceptable to say sizeof x .

Ah! I thought it only works with parentheses. Learned something new today..

[Narue]

Ah! I thought it only works with parentheses.

If you're using the name of a type, parens are required, otherwise the operand is a unary expression and parens are optional:

sizeof(int) /* OK */
sizeof int  /* Error */

int x;

sizeof(x) /* OK */
sizeof x  /* OK */

[Se7Olutionyg]

I did correct like wat you said but the same problem happen
Thanks

[Narue]

Use perror() to get more details about why the file couldn't be opened:

file = fopen(fileparam, "r");

if (file == NULL) {
    fprintf("Error opening '%s' -- ", fileparam);
    perror(NULL);
} else {
    /* ... */
}

It's not always safe to assume that an fopen() failure is because the file doesn't exist.