What would be the output please?????

Question

On running this program what would be the contents of the 'target.txt' file? If the source file contains "Behold I Am Doing A New Thing In Your Life"
#include <stdio.h>
Int main() {
Int i, fss;
Char Ch, source[20] = "Source.txt", target[20] = "target.txt".t;
FILE *fs, *ft;
fs = fopen (source, "r");
ft = fopen (target, "w");
While(1)
{ Ch = get C(fs);
If(Ch == EOF)
Break;
Else { fseek (fs, 4L, SEEK-WR);
fput C(Ch, ft);
}
} Return 0;
}

Answer 1

C is a case-sensitive programming language. And all the built-in functions contains only lower case letters. Ex- You should write if instead of If.

Answer 2

1. This code contains errors like first capital letter inkeywords, get C instead of getc, so it will fail.
2. It is C, not Java.

Answer 3

Thank you. But say it's c and the errors you detected are corrected what would be the final result?

Answer 4

With SEEK_CUR, it would be "BdmnNhIuf" (as there are 4 bits/ASCII characters from the next to read charcter skipped in each iteration).
With SEEK_END, it would be "B" (as after reading the first character the file position pointer is set to 4 bits after the end of the file and in the second iteration EOF is returned).
With SEEK_SET, it would be infinite/until-overflow loop (as in each iteration the file position pointer is set to 4 bits after the start of the file).

And is not it the homework assignment? If yes, please, do not post assignments. If really needed, ask us for explanation.

Answer 5

in c every keyword and every word are in lower case letters not upper case letters.

Answer 6

I admit it was an exam i have already written.
Thank you very much for your help.

Answer 7

What did you mean by "SEEK-WR"? There are only SEEK_CUR, SEEK_END and SEEK_SET in stdio.h.