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Mar 18, 2014

typedef struct dvdtype{
int dvdcode;
char title[50];
int customerID;

[Code]....

i am trying to write this program about a dvd club...i have functions that insert,delete,rent,print movies..I also have to make 2 other functions..Save to file and load from file..My function for saving to file is exactly the same as the one i posted except instead of "r" i put "w" and fprintf for fscanf and fgets..So my function for saving works ok...(in xcode i have to use the full path of a file) but this one does not work...If i call the function from the main menu it does not print Error neither does it say that there is something else wrong...When i gave the number 6 for example to call the function,afterwards it is like the program is waiting for me to give number or characters..it is like using scanf...I write anything and press enter and nothing happens ,it is like asking for data again..i give some numbers or letters and press enter for 5 or 4 times and it displays the menu and asks to choose what to do again, as if nothing happened ,without printing the values that are inside the file..

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double x2,y2;

[code]....

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stl_iterator_base_types.h

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2) Symantic Issue
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3) Symantic Issue
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4) Symantic Issue
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5) Symantic Issue
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