Write a program in main. c that reads the file lorum. txt and counts the number of characters on each line. Your program should create a file named count. txt. The contents of count. txt will contain the character count you computed for each line in lorum. txt. For each line in lorum. txt, your count. txt file must contain a line in the following format: linenumber: number_of_characters The character count for a line should not include the "newline character" (\n).

A C programming language was used to write a file lorum.txt and counts the number of characters on each line.

Explanation:

Raw_Code :

#include<stdio.h>

int main(){

  FILE *read,*write;       //creating file pointers

  int line=1,count=0;

  char ch;

  read = fopen("lorum.txt","r");   //opening files to read and write

  write = fopen("count.txt","w");

  while((ch = getc(read))!=EOF){       //reading lines until end of the file

      if(ch == '\n'){                   //if new line character encountred

          fprintf(write,"%d: %d\n",line,count);       //Then printing count of that line to file  

          line++;                       //incrementing the count of lines

          count = 0;                   //making characters count to 0

      }

      else{

          count++;           //if it is not new line character then increasing character count

      }

  }

  fprintf(write,"%d: %d",line,count);   //writing last lines count to count.txt

  fclose(read);

  fclose(write);

  return 0;

}

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