Some one helped me earlier but I can\'t use keyword break exceptswitch function
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Some one helped me earlier but I can't use keyword break exceptswitch functionBelow is the text file
532 43 1 6.0 p R P E FE 110 TGE 20.00
290 88 3 11.30 a W V A SE 212A PPOG 5.0
530 32 2 11.30 a T F G AQQ 112C BETW 40.00
630 50 2 12.0 p M A M DE 220 GHE 10.00
610 55 3 4.0 p R V N PJE 105 RTQ 5.00
Please below is the multi dimensional array I'm trying to input andstore the file data above to, but I'm not sure if my arraydeclaration is okay.
#include<stdio.h>
int main (void)
{
intgroupnum[20][20];
intmeetweek[20][20];
intgroupsize[20][20];
charmeethalfday[20][20];
charmeetingday[20][20];
charpurpose[20][20];
charmembtype[20][20];
charmeetbuilt[20][20];
charmeetroom[20][20];
chargroupname[20][20];
floatmeettime[20][20];
floatgroupcost[20][20];
FILE*input;
int i, j,index;
}
Each array will have 20 elements in it for amaximum of twenty activities
Please I'm really confuse about how to store thetext file above to the mult-dimensional arrays.
integer multi-dimensional array
Column [0] Group/activitynumber
Column [1] Meeting week
Column [2] Group/activitysize
character multi-dimensional array
Column [0] Meeting half day
Column [1] Meeting day
Column [2] Group/activitypurpose
Column [3] Group/activity membertype
Columns [4 through 7] Meetingbuilding
Columns [8 through 12] Meetingroom
Columns [13 through 39] Groupname
float point multi-dimensional array
Column [0] Meeting time
Column [1] Group/activitycost
PLEASE I CANNOT USE KEYWORD "BREAK"EXCEPT SWITCH FUNCTION. THANKS.
Explanation / Answer
please rate - thanks no breaks cleaned up a bit, I didn't realize I had left some debugging outputin and 1 or 2 things needed correcting #include #include int main() {int iarr[20][3],i,j,k; char carr[20][40]; float farr[20][2]; FILE *f; f = fopen("input.txt","r"); if(f == NULL) {printf("Error opening File! "); return 0; } i=0; while(fscanf(f,"%d",&iarr[i][0])!=EOF) //get group # {for(j=1;jRelated Questions
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