A file called data.txt contains a set of integer numbers Find the two smallest numbers on that file. Your code should use the following function that retums the two amallest integers void smallestInts (FILE inp, int "pminl, int "pmin2): Sample Output data txt: 130 19 4 12 337 162 794 311 529 166 8 26 654 289 6-12 Smallest number-12 Second smallest number 8 LAB 17.12.1: Homework 5, P2. Two smallest values 1/2 ACTIVITY Downloadable files data.txt Download main.c Load default template includecstdio.h> 2 vold snallestint (FILE in, int "pmint, int "pain) Int inain(void)(

A file called data.txt contains a set of integer numbers Find the two smallest numbers on that file. Your code should use the following function that retums the two amallest integers void smallestInts (FILE inp, int "pminl, int "pmin2): Sample Output data txt: 130 19 4 12 337 162 794 311 529 166 8 26 654 289 6-12 Smallest number-12 Second smallest number 8 LAB 17.12.1: Homework 5, P2. Two smallest values 1/2 ACTIVITY Downloadable files data.txt Download main.c Load default template includecstdio.h> 2 vold snallestint (FILE in, int "pmint, int "pain) Int inain(void)(

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Chapter13: File Input And Output

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