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[说明] 本程序实现对指定文件内的单词进行计数。其中使用二叉树结构来保存已经读入的不同单词，并对相同单词出现的次数进行计数。此二叉树的左孩子结点的字符串值小于父结点的字符串值，右孩子结点的字符串值大于父结点的字符串值。函数getword(char filename，charword)是从指定的文件中得到单词。char* strdup(char* s)是复制s所指向的字符串，并返回复制字符串的地址。 [函数] #include ＜stdio. h＞ #include＜ctype. h＞ #include ＜string.h＞ #define MAXWORD 100 struct node char word; int count; struct node left; struct node right; struct node addtree(struct node p,char w) int cond; if (p==NULL) /向树中插入结点/ p=(struct node) malloc(sizeof(struct node)); p-＞word=strdup (w); p-＞count=1; (1) ; else if((cond=strcmp (w,p-＞word))==0) (2) ; else if (cond＜0) p-＞left= (3) ; else p-＞right= (4) ; return p; main() struct node root; char word [MAXWORD]; root=NULL; filename="example .dat"; while getword(filename,word)! =EOF root= (5) ;

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