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Engineering, 05.05.2020 18:06, MrJonezy4529

Your program this week will have the same output as lab 10, except that instead of redirecting the filename for the input file, you will get the filename from the command-line, and use a file pointer to open the file. You will also dynamically allocate space in memory after reading in the first value from the file indicating the number of lean proteins that are in the file.

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