BF2S Forums need help creating and reading CSV files in "C"...

     - Open File for Text Reading.
     - Loop through to find the line count (Y) and a count for the line with the most commas (X).
       The X and Y value are now your Array bounds.
     - Create an array (rows = lines of csv Y, cols = all the values per line X)

     int lastCharIndex := 0; // Global for position of start of word
     int colIndex := 0; // Global for knowing position in columns
     for (int x:=0; x<=TextFileLinesCount-1;x++) // Loop through all the lines in the file
     {
          string tmpString := csvFileHandleLines[x]; // Get a line of text from the file.
          int perStringIndex := 0; // Dirty way to monitor position of (int j) outside of the loop
          for (int y:=0;y<=tmpStringLength-1;y++) // Loop through each character to find commas
          {
               perStringIndex := y;
               if (tmpString[y] == ",")
               {
                    csvArray[x,colIndex] := substring(tmpString, lastCharIndex, y-1); // Add value to the array
                    lastCharIndex := y+1; // Set to start of next word (Y index char is a comma so we +1);
                    colIndex++;
               }
          }
          csvArray[x,colIndex] := substring(tmpString, perStringIndex+1,tmpStringLength-1); // Get Last Value 
          colIndex := 0; // Reset column index for next line
     }

     - Use your Array with whatever you want.

#include <stdio.h>

int main(void)
{

int n,c;
    
    n = 0;
    FILE *fp;
    fp = fopen("test.txt", "r"); 

        while(c = fgetc( fp)) { 
            if (feof(fp)) 
            break;
            if (c != ',')
            printf("%c", c); 
            if( c == ',' ) 
                printf("\n");
        }
                       fclose(fp); 
        return 0;
                    
       }