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I have 6 options in my code and it does create a binary file in my project folder when I press 4 but when I press 5 it doesn't work. printf("1. Add a car to the fleet.\n"); printf("2. Delete last car from the fleet.\n"); printf("3. Display full fleet on the screen.\n"); printf("4. Save...

My program on Pelles C is creating a binary file when I want the results to save to a file but I'm not sure on how to open the binary file in cmd in Pelles C so that it is readable and I can read it.

fopen is working void readFleet(Car_t toRead[]) { FILE *fFleet; fFleet = fopen("Fleet_File.bin", "rb"); fread(toRead, 10*sizeof(Car_t), 1, fFleet); fclose(fFleet); }

How do you open a binary file in command in Pelles C so that it is readable?

So through boolean, !x is testing x=1 and not the starting x=0?

How come the boolean is unchanged, isn't it changed in the two tables?

why are we only checking for x? what do you mean by modified?

Can you elaborate further so don't quite understand, isn't 1 true?

if 0 is false then !false is true which is 1 and it will repeat the loop?

I'm just curious why this code will work because it was part of a larger code and x was used as a check. When we got the desired result, x=1, wouldn't "!x" repeat the loop when we don't want it to repeat so to exit the loop?

From my code I want to check if the amount is less than 100 and to do this I use x to check, which I saw from the answer to a similar question

I don't understand why this would work, shouldn't it be "while(x)" because we don't want to repeat the loop? int main(void) { int x=0; do { printf("Enter an amount:\n"); scanf("%lf", &amount); if (amount < 100) x=1; else printf("Invalid"); }while(!x); return 0; }

read and save to file still not working on code blocks any suggestions?

i already fixed that issue thanks... the problem is that the read and save to file option still doesn't work even on Code Blocks

i got the compiling to work but read and save to file still don't work on code blocks any suggestions?