function comments. (a) Consider the following main function: int main() { display_numbers ("testfile.txt"); return 0; }

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3. Write short code that will generate what is requested in each part. Assume all necessary
headers are provided and abide by good coding practices. You are not required to write
function comments.
(a)
Consider the following main function:
int main()
{
display_numbers ("testfile.txt");
return 0;
Implement the function display_numbers, which open the text file as specified. Then
it prints all the numbers in the file to the console and ignore all symbols and letters.
You can assume the given file always exists and we will successfully open it for
reading. Note: Do NOT use arrays or pointers. Use vectors instead, if needed.
Transcribed Image Text:3. Write short code that will generate what is requested in each part. Assume all necessary headers are provided and abide by good coding practices. You are not required to write function comments. (a) Consider the following main function: int main() { display_numbers ("testfile.txt"); return 0; Implement the function display_numbers, which open the text file as specified. Then it prints all the numbers in the file to the console and ignore all symbols and letters. You can assume the given file always exists and we will successfully open it for reading. Note: Do NOT use arrays or pointers. Use vectors instead, if needed.
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// studio.h is the C standard library it is a header file stdio.h which stands for standard input/output. Stdio.h has the information related to input/output Function.

 

#include <stdio.h>
void display_numbers(char* x);
int main()
{
display_numbers("testfile.txt");
return 0;
}
void display_numbers(char* x) {
FILE *fp=fopen(x,"r"); // openning the file handle
while(1){
char ch = fgetc(fp); /* reading character from the file */
int d = (int)ch; //taking each character and stores it in int value
if(ch==-1) // checking end of file //
break;
if(d==10) printf("\n");// to print the numbers in line to linein a file
if(d >=48 && d<=57) //checking with ascii value//
printf("%c",ch); // printing character //
}
fclose(fp); // closing the file //
}

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