Find modes of data from file . Write a program which will read from the file numbers.txt. The file will contain zero or more data sets (each line of the file contains exactly one value). A data set is defined by an integer indicating the number of values in the data set. Following the dataset will either be a 0 (zero) indicating no more data sets or a value containing the number of values in the next set. A dataset consists of at most 100 value. After a dataset is read, the program should then print out the original values and the values of the dataset sorted in ascending order SIDE BY SIDE, with the columns properly labeled (see sample run). Lastly, the mode (or count) of each value should be output. See the sample run below for examples. i have some done i need help finishing

#define _CRT_SECURE_NO_WARNINGS

#define NULL

#include

#include

void main()

{

int a, b; //for values to add

int result; // the sume

FILE *f; //input file handle

FILE *g; // output file handle

f = fopen(" numbers.txt", "rt"); // opens file and is information, r = read, t = text translate

if (f == NULL) // f is NULL or Zero is error occurs

{

printf("?Error-file numbers.txt not found-exit program")

exit(1);

}

fscanf(f, "%d", &a); // read first in file

fscanf(f, "%d", &b);

sum = a + b; // add the two values together

g = fopen("sum.txt", "wt");

if (g == NULL)

{

printf("?Error-unable to open sum.txt")

exit(0);

}

fprintf(g, "The result is %d ", result);

fclose(f);

fclose(g);

printf("The program is now done");

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