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--- labs [2017/02/20 19:58] – aboelaze
+++ labs [2017/03/23 18:01] (current) – aboelaze
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 if you run the program the second time with book.dat as before,
-the input is {{:in2.txt|}} and the output is
+the input is {{:in2.txt|}} and the output is {{:out2.txt|out2.txt}}
+===== LAB 6 =====
+Here is {{:lab_6.pdf|Lab 6}}
+<fc red>**The student names are 50 characters or less ** </fc>
+Due midnight Sunday March 5
+**Now few pointers:**
+You will read from the standard input, the number k followed by names. If you use scanf to read K, then use fgets to read names (it might contain spaces, so you can not use scanf easily), you will have a problem getting rid of the newline after the number k.
+I would suggest to use fgets t read both, then use sscanf to read k from the string you read.
+So, instead of
+scanf("%d", &k);   you can use
+fgets(s, sizeof(s), stdin);
+sscanf(s, "%d", &k);
+**records file**
+{{:records.txt|records.txt}}
+**Input and output files**
+{{:l6_in1.txt|}} and {{:l6_out1.txt|}} for the given file records.txt
+**This is not input output samples, but will help you to be with testing**
+This is a hash table with k=7 {{:det7.txt|}} it shows the hash table with the records mapped to the different lists, the records are <name, final_mark> the fial mark is between two parenthesis.
+Here is for k=10 {{:det10.txt|}}
+**Here is a solution for lab 6** {{:l6.c|L6.c}}
+===== LAB 7 =====
+Here is {{:lab_7.pdf|lab 7}}
+**<fc red> The lab is due March 19  </fc>**
+===== LAB 8 =====
+here is {{:lab_8.pdf|Lab 8}}
+Due last day of classes