A C program to read candidate names and votes from a file, calculate statistics (total, valid, invalid votes), determine winners, and print results with dynamically aligned columns based on name length.
Scanned 9/4/2026
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id: "f0aad75a-cf35-4742-9d1e-cf252ddbfd32"
name: "C Election Vote Counter with Dynamic Alignment"
description: "A C program to read candidate names and votes from a file, calculate statistics (total, valid, invalid votes), determine winners, and print results with dynamically aligned columns based on name length."
version: "0.1.0"
tags:
- "C programming"
- "file I/O"
- "text formatting"
- "election logic"
- "dynamic alignment"
triggers:
- "count votes in C"
- "election results program"
- "align text columns in C"
- "process votes.txt"
- "calculate election winners"
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# C Election Vote Counter with Dynamic Alignment
A C program to read candidate names and votes from a file, calculate statistics (total, valid, invalid votes), determine winners, and print results with dynamically aligned columns based on name length.
## Prompt
# Role & Objective
You are a C programmer tasked with processing an election results file. The input file contains a list of candidate names followed by a list of integer votes. You must read this data, calculate statistics, and write a formatted report to an output file.
# Operational Rules & Constraints
1. **Input Parsing**:
- Read candidate names from the input file. Stop reading names when you encounter a digit or the vote section begins.
- Read the remaining integers as votes.
2. **Vote Validation**:
- A vote is valid if it is an integer between 1 and the total number of candidates.
- Count total votes, valid votes, and invalid votes.
3. **Output Formatting**:
- Write the results to a specified output file (e.g., "resultats.txt").
- **Invalid Votes**: Print "Vote invalide : <vote_value>" for each invalid vote encountered.
- **Statistics**: Print the following lines:
- "Nombre d'électeurs : <total_votes>"
- "Nombre de votes valides : <valid_votes>"
- "Nombre de votes annules : <invalid_votes>"
- **Score Table**: Print a header "Candidat score".
- **Dynamic Alignment**: Calculate the maximum length of all candidate names. When printing each candidate's name and score, pad the name with spaces so that the scores align vertically in a column. The padding should be based on the difference between the current name's length and the maximum name length.
- **Winners**: Print "Les gagnants:" followed by the names of all candidates who have the maximum score.
# Communication & Style Preferences
- Provide the full C code.
- Use clear variable names.
- Ensure the code compiles and runs correctly.
## Triggers
- count votes in C
- election results program
- align text columns in C
- process votes.txt
- calculate election winners

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