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I have been able to get the correct circle drawn in the averageAge field.

My ModelItem looks like:

The fseek is probably wrong. SEEK_CUR is relative but we need to give it a negative offset to seek backwards to the previous/just read position.

Never use gets. The man page says why. But, see also: Why is the gets function so dangerous that it should not be used?

Doing fflush on an input stream is bad juju. It should only be used for output streams. And, with gets is probably unnecessary.

Don't intermix scanf and gets/fgets/fgetc. This just leads to problems.

Rewrite using fgets. You can put that in a common function to avoid replicating code.

Side note: You probably do not want to be calling medicine from within editmed. I assume medicine is the main menu and one of the entries in the menu is to call editmed. Better that the caller of editmed does this [based on a return code from editmed]. Otherwise, you could end up with arbitrary/infinite recursion.

Here's a refactored version that should work better.

It is a simplified version from my answer: Cannot implement Linked List in the given code

I've compiled it but not tested it:

So I see a few problems with your current setup. The one relating to your problem is that you aren't using Composer. It's small and simple and easy to use, and handles all the autoloading stuff for you. No worries about missing directories or unzipping errors. The download version of the Google API client already includes a pre-built Composer vendor folder, so you aren't saving any disk space or code complexity by skipping it.

Second is your directory structure; the way your server is set up, it's trivial for someone to access https://mywebsite.example.com/credenciales.json and get your private data.

So here's what I recommend:

• In your document root (/var/www/html/home_dir) create a public folder and copy index.php and oauth2callback.php to that folder.
• Update your server configuration to point to /var/www/html/home_dir/public as your document root
• Change into /var/www/html/home_dir and run composer require google/apiclient (install Composer if you haven't already)
• Edit your PHP files as needed, adjusting the path to credentiales.json and changing your require directives to point to /var/www/html/home_dir/vendor/autoload.php.

Is your server on port 80? By default its on 8000 or 8080, if that is the case your URL (BASE_URL) would look like this: http://127.0.0.1:xxxx/, xxxx being your port number, also check your IP address and make sure you can access the URL from outside the machine.

if I get you Right I think you can do it this way
1 Disable the Recyclable by this.setIsRecyclable(false) this line of code in the constructor of the viewholder class
only if you have limited items in your list
2. Add The toggle event on the Toggle Button

See at youre MyAdapter constructors:

Every time you encounter a 'name' line, you create a new list and set it as the value for the name of the class. You should instead create the list when you get a 'class' line, and append to the same list for each subsequent 'name' line.

As it is, you are overwriting alpha during each iteration and at the end you are left with the value calculated using the last m. If you wish to retain or use all values of alpha you must either store them somewhere else, like another list, e.g., or use it for some calculation within the loop.