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May 30th, 2012 at 7:31 am
so my hw is we get about 50 contacts in a text file with a space after each set of contact info like
name
address
zip
name
address
zip
so, my idea is that when reading from the file, as i store into array, i count the amount of actual contacts, the amount of contacts i will use to loop that amount of time. so if its 48 contacts i want to loop 48 times, maybe +1. At this point i will also find the lowest zip code being used in the text.
*also for the info i know i need to use a struc. so ill get that in there
in my loop, i want to arrange ppl by their zipcode. address and name is not important. just zip. from smallest to largest.
So inside my looop, i think i will do the followring
while(blah, blah, blah)
if (zip_a>zip_b)
then ill swap their addreesses, as pointers.
put a counter until 38 or 38+1
and then print out to another textfile as finished output.
do you think this loop will work (in my head it makes sence) also did a small scale paper sample and it worked… or should i research more.
im not to good with pointers, my books sucks on it, i will later stake out at barnes and nobles for a while with other c books until i understand pointers better.