File I/O Help

I am working on a lab for one of my classes. I cant quite figure out how to use File I/O correctly. I know how to open the file but not store the information in an array of structures. I understand you use the fscanf function but im not sure how to use it. I think after I figure out the File I/O situation I can finish the rest on my own. Here is what I have so far.

Code:

include<stdio.h>
#include<stdlib.h>
#include<string.h>

/*	
Lab 22 - Structures
Name: Brandon Noble
*/ 

struct _City{
	char name[32];
	char state[32];
	int temp;
};


void main() {

	

	FILE *fp;
	fp = fopen("cities.txt", "r");

	if(fp==NULL){
		printf("Failed to open file");
	}
	else {
		struct _City arr[100];
		while(!feof(fp)){
			result = fscanf(fp, "%s", 
		
	}



}

here is my file

Code:

Detroit Michigan 76
Miami Florida 89
Boston Massachusetts 54
Houston Texas 78
Borwnwood Texas 75
Akron Ohio 56
Langsing Michigan 56
Tampa Florida 88
Orlando Florida 76
Chlemsford Massachusetts 57
Cleveland Ohio 56
Barrow Alaska -12
Stephenville Texas 75
Fairbanks Alaska 23
Jacksonville Florida 100

and here is my instructions

This lab will read in data from a file and store it in an array of structures. There is a file called cities.dat on the web site that contains a list of cities. This includes its name, temperature, and state. The information for each is stored on one line similar to the following:
Detroit Michigan 76
Read in this data and stored the information in an array of structures. The structure will hold the information for a single city.
Create a function called displayCity that is passed a single structure and displays that city using the following format. Notice the use of the comma between the city and the state. Use this function to display the cities.
Detroit, Michigan has a temperature of 76
In the main function, call the display function in a loop to display all of the cities. Precede the list with a title of your choosing.

thanks for all your help.

 

I have posted a program to a similar query using fwrite() / fread() - Please refer Advance C - File Handling posted by harim.

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