Do the functions from part three go in the menu?

>> No, only the specified functions.

I want to write a function that you don't ask for so I can have a single call from my menu. Is that ok?

>> Adding functions to simplify your code is a great idea.

What will the sample data file look like?

>> It will look like the sampleData file in this directory.

Does fscanf pretty much work like scanf?

>> yes.

I want to use the new stuff we learned about char data types to make my program more cool. Is that ok?

>> Only after you have a working copy with all the features I asked for. Then it would be very cool. If you try to read chars from stdin they can be confusing, since all the whitespace that scanf usually ignores, like spaces and newlines, count as chars. But as long as you remember that, scanf will work fine.

What is the difference between the min function in part four and the one in part seven?

>> I didn't mean to have it in two places, but note: the part seven function must return an index, and the calling function does the printing. But you can also use that same function to achieve the min behavior in part four if you think.

Should ordering product reduce the amount of product I have recorded in the array?

>>yes.

What does number 10 mean?

>> I can order by saying I want 100 pounds of item 10, and it will figure out how many items that is based on item weight and order it.

Is -1 a lower prce than .01?

>>yes.