Q:

Reading a file in C with input with different data types

I am reading a file in C that is formatted like this
int int int int char double double

but repeated a known number of times. ( The first line of the file, not listed in the sample, specifies the number of times this sequence will repeat) I want to parse these values into a structure.  However, I am not sure how to read these elements as they have different datatypes, 
I was looking at three different methods
fread --> does not work because the different elements are of different data types and wont have the same number of bytes. 
fscanf --> does not work because of multiple different data types
fgets--> does not work becase it only stops once there is a newline character. 
So I am not sure what to do about this.  Maybe I am looking to hard for an elegant solution to loading a file with ugly input like this, or maybe I am overlooking something in one of the functions that I have already mentioned.  
This is for a school project btw, but I am not asking for an answer, just a hint.  
I am limited to what I can use in the stdio and the stdlib libraries.  
thanks for all the help

A:

To elaborate on the earlier answers, you would need something like:
int intVar1;
int intVar2;
int intVar3;
int intVar4;
char c;
double doubleVar1;
double doubleVar2;

fscanf(file, "%d %d %d %d %c %lf %lf", 
       &intVar1,
       &intVar2,
       &intVar3,
       &intVar4,
       &c,
       &doubleVar1,
       &doubleVar2);

