search function print the next line of my found line! c programming [duplicate]
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Why does strcmp() return 0 when its inputs are equal?
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I have method add, works good, also I have method view and it's work
in this method
void search(){
FILE* fr;
fr=fopen("record.txt","r");
Record r;
char na[10];
printf(" Enter the name:... ");
scanf("%s",na);
while(fread(&r,sizeof(r),1,fr)){
if(strcmp(na,r.name))
printf(" A match has been found ... ");
printf("%s %s %s n",r.name,r.email,r.phoneNum);
}
fclose(fr);}`
I don't know what's the wrong!
I have a struct and inside it i have an array of name
I ask user to enter names, then write it in a file
if I search for specific name
the method prints the next name of exact name !
what should I do?
***Record is a struct but I use typedef to rename
c file struct strcmp
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Why does strcmp() return 0 when its inputs are equal?
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Is it a bad practice to use an if-statement without curly braces? [closed]
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I have method add, works good, also I have method view and it's work
in this method
void search(){
FILE* fr;
fr=fopen("record.txt","r");
Record r;
char na[10];
printf(" Enter the name:... ");
scanf("%s",na);
while(fread(&r,sizeof(r),1,fr)){
if(strcmp(na,r.name))
printf(" A match has been found ... ");
printf("%s %s %s n",r.name,r.email,r.phoneNum);
}
fclose(fr);}`
I don't know what's the wrong!
I have a struct and inside it i have an array of name
I ask user to enter names, then write it in a file
if I search for specific name
the method prints the next name of exact name !
what should I do?
***Record is a struct but I use typedef to rename
c file struct strcmp
edited Nov 15 at 21:06
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@user3121023 is correct. geeksforgeeks.org/strcmp-in-c-cpp
– Bwebb
Nov 15 at 20:57
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Why does strcmp() return 0 when its inputs are equal?
7 answers
Is it a bad practice to use an if-statement without curly braces? [closed]
15 answers
I have method add, works good, also I have method view and it's work
in this method
void search(){
FILE* fr;
fr=fopen("record.txt","r");
Record r;
char na[10];
printf(" Enter the name:... ");
scanf("%s",na);
while(fread(&r,sizeof(r),1,fr)){
if(strcmp(na,r.name))
printf(" A match has been found ... ");
printf("%s %s %s n",r.name,r.email,r.phoneNum);
}
fclose(fr);}`
I don't know what's the wrong!
I have a struct and inside it i have an array of name
I ask user to enter names, then write it in a file
if I search for specific name
the method prints the next name of exact name !
what should I do?
***Record is a struct but I use typedef to rename
c file struct strcmp
edited Nov 15 at 21:06
Antti Haapala
80.8k16153193
asked Nov 15 at 20:51
Jabbar Rema
13
This question already has an answer here:
Why does strcmp() return 0 when its inputs are equal?
7 answers
Is it a bad practice to use an if-statement without curly braces? [closed]
15 answers
I have method add, works good, also I have method view and it's work
in this method
void search(){
FILE* fr;
fr=fopen("record.txt","r");
Record r;
char na[10];
printf(" Enter the name:... ");
scanf("%s",na);
while(fread(&r,sizeof(r),1,fr)){
if(strcmp(na,r.name))
printf(" A match has been found ... ");
printf("%s %s %s n",r.name,r.email,r.phoneNum);
}
fclose(fr);}`
I don't know what's the wrong!
I have a struct and inside it i have an array of name
I ask user to enter names, then write it in a file
if I search for specific name
the method prints the next name of exact name !
what should I do?
***Record is a struct but I use typedef to rename
This question already has an answer here:
Why does strcmp() return 0 when its inputs are equal?
7 answers
Is it a bad practice to use an if-statement without curly braces? [closed]
15 answers
c file struct strcmp
c file struct strcmp
edited Nov 15 at 21:06
Antti Haapala
80.8k16153193
asked Nov 15 at 20:51
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edited Nov 15 at 21:06
Antti Haapala
80.8k16153193
asked Nov 15 at 20:51
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edited Nov 15 at 21:06
Antti Haapala
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edited Nov 15 at 21:06
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@user3121023 is correct. geeksforgeeks.org/strcmp-in-c-cpp
– Bwebb
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@user3121023 is correct. geeksforgeeks.org/strcmp-in-c-cpp
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Nov 15 at 20:57
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@user3121023 is correct. geeksforgeeks.org/strcmp-in-c-cpp
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Nov 15 at 20:57
@user3121023 is correct. geeksforgeeks.org/strcmp-in-c-cpp
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You don't have the printf("%s %s %s n",r.name,r.email,r.phoneNum); within the if brackets so it is going to display each name, not just the matching one.
In addition strcmp will return 0 if it is a match, so currently printf(" A match has been found ... "); is executing when a match is not found.
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You don't have the printf("%s %s %s n",r.name,r.email,r.phoneNum); within the if brackets so it is going to display each name, not just the matching one.
In addition strcmp will return 0 if it is a match, so currently printf(" A match has been found ... "); is executing when a match is not found.
answered Nov 15 at 20:58
lostbard
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You don't have the printf("%s %s %s n",r.name,r.email,r.phoneNum); within the if brackets so it is going to display each name, not just the matching one.
In addition strcmp will return 0 if it is a match, so currently printf(" A match has been found ... "); is executing when a match is not found.
answered Nov 15 at 20:58
lostbard
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You don't have the printf("%s %s %s n",r.name,r.email,r.phoneNum); within the if brackets so it is going to display each name, not just the matching one.
In addition strcmp will return 0 if it is a match, so currently printf(" A match has been found ... "); is executing when a match is not found.
answered Nov 15 at 20:58
lostbard
3,0531311
You don't have the printf("%s %s %s n",r.name,r.email,r.phoneNum); within the if brackets so it is going to display each name, not just the matching one.
In addition strcmp will return 0 if it is a match, so currently printf(" A match has been found ... "); is executing when a match is not found.
answered Nov 15 at 20:58
lostbard
3,0531311
answered Nov 15 at 20:58
lostbard
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answered Nov 15 at 20:58
lostbard
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answered Nov 15 at 20:58
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@user3121023 is correct. geeksforgeeks.org/strcmp-in-c-cpp
– Bwebb
Nov 15 at 20:57
Indentation!
– Antti Haapala
Nov 15 at 21:05