C Programming Tutorial 68, Reading From Files pt.1

[flowdyofficial]

you are better than my programming teacher

[tcbetka]

Because he was reading individual characters, not entire lines. He used fgetc() to fetch one character at a time, looping until the EOF was reached. He could also have read in an entire line using fgets(), and then printed that out using %s. Of course he would have needed some sort of a string (character array or char*) type to accept it.

[castro]

very good way of tutoring, thank you man.

[akiraxoxo]

The only tutorial that worked for me
Thank you

[yogeshballari]

thanks a ton for the tutorials you are doing a great service .for C++ tutorials which channel is the best.?

[barshawi]

that was useful to me, i'm learning java and android but i did understand this tutorial, thanx man

[iTzAdamX]

For beginner stuff, thenewboston is good, for more advanced stuff I'm not really sure, just look for college lectures. They're usually pretty good.

thank you very much, very clear and helpful

[mribrahim]

thank you .. finally i get solve my problem

[PrfixProducts]

I believe what he is trying to say is that whether or not is a FILE registered keyword (like int, bool etc.).

[thewhisperinyourears]

is the word FILE *file is a const and special word in C the word FILE?

[escapefelicity]

It might be a REAL GOOD IDEA to post the code

[thewhisperinyourears]

Adam does C is being developed yet or is stopped? because this fopen \\ issue coul dbe fix! you would not use a escape character inside a fileopen function no logic behind that right? so the question is is C being developed yet?

[seal]

i guess at the end of the 1st line the fgetc gets '\n' which breaks the line in the output

[iTzAdamX]

I'm not exactly sure what you mean, but FILE is not a primitive type.

[HCOSzifon]

This is **wrong, ** the char type cannot represent the EOF value. That's why "fgetc()" returns an int. You **absolutely must** use an "int" too.

[thewhisperinyourears]

Why are you treating the sentences in the file as a %c and not %s when you looping through it?

[zacknsemblem]

it doesn't output something in my screen like the 'C' it's just a blinking underscore sign. Btw I also copied the "C is really fun.
and c# is also a good language." in a .txt file on my desktop . Hope someone can help me :)

[KamiSama]

anyone else hear that annoying cricket?