Answer / kishore kumar naik p

void main(int nArgCount, char *szArgVector[])
{
if(nArgCount != 2)
{
printf("\nWorng number of argument\nSynatx: %s
<filename>",szArgVector[0]);
return;
}

FILE *fp = foepn(szArgVector[1],"r+");
//Process the file here
fclose(fp);
}

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