ode for Program to search and/or replace a word in C Program in C Programming

Write a program to search and/or replace a word in C Program. It asks for an input file and 2 string. One for searching and one for replacement.If the file contains search string than it will print that line containing search string and asks for the confirmation to change it.If you say "yes" it changes it else continues till the file is over.

Code for Program to search and/or replace a word in C Program in C Programming

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

count_data();

void main()
{
   // calling function
   count_data();
   getch();
}
count_data() // function for count no of words,lines & characters.
{
   FILE *fp,*fp_rep;
   char ch,ch1,temp_str[50],rep_str[10],new_str[10];
   int count=0; // counter
   clrscr();


   fp=fopen("c:\\windows\\desktop\\input.txt","r");
   fp_rep=fopen("c:\\windows\\desktop\\input1.txt","w");

   printf("\nEnter String to find:");
   scanf("%s",rep_str);
   printf("\nEnter String to replace:");
   scanf("%s",new_str);

   while((ch=getc(fp))!=EOF)
   {
     if(ch==' ')
      {
    temp_str[count]='\0';
    if(strcmp(temp_str,rep_str)==0)
     {
      printf("Do u want to replace(y/n):");
      ch1=getche();
      if(ch1=='y')
      {
       fprintf(fp_rep," %s",new_str);
       count=0;
      }
      else
       { fprintf(fp_rep," %s",temp_str);count=0;}
     }
    else
     {
       fprintf(fp_rep," %s",temp_str);
       count=0;
      }
      }else
      {
    temp_str[count++]=ch;
      }
    }
      if(strcmp(temp_str,rep_str)==0)
     {

      printf("Do u want to replace(y/n):");
      ch1=getche();
      if(ch1=='y')
      {
       fprintf(fp_rep,"%s ",new_str);
       count=0;
      }
      else
       {
        fprintf(fp_rep,"%s ",temp_str);
        count=0;
       }
     }else
      {
       fprintf(fp_rep,"%s ",temp_str);
      }

    fclose(fp);
    fclose(fp_rep);
    remove("c:\\windows\\desktop\\input.txt");
    rename("c:\\windows\\desktop\\input1.txt","c:\\windows\\desktop\\input.txt");
    fflush(stdin);

}