Using only Unix system calls(like open, seek(), tell, etc.), write a C program to reverse the order of the lines in a text file. The first line becomes last, the second line becomes the one before the last one and so on. Note: your program should have two arguments, the input file name and the output file name. Call model: reverseFile

Using only Unix system calls(like open, seek(), tell, etc.), write a C program to reverse the order of the lines in a text file. The first line becomes last, the second line becomes the one before the last one and so on. Note: your program should have two arguments, the input file name and the output file name. Call model: reverseFile

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Chapter13: File Input And Output

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