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char first[10];
char second[10];
What does fscanf(fr,”%s %s\n”,first,second); do when first string is too long?
can I use just char *first without malloc? and the pointer will show to the string?
You can use a width (i.e. “%9s”) to restrict the size of the string. For example, see Microsoft’s documentation.
Using a pointer without initializing it to anything is a sure way to get your program to crash, or otherwise behave badly.