How can I get a text file into a string but whith the “\n” in C?

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Perhaps you could read the file one character at a time.

Test each character that you read to see if it is a newline character (‘\n’).
If it is not a newline character, print the character that was read.
If it is a newline character, print “\n”.

Good Luck!

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