There are two distinct ways to perform the file operation in C: |
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1. Low level I/O operation (it uses UNIX system call therefore we won't discuss here) |
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2. High level I/O operation (it uses function in C's Standard I/O library) |
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List of I/O function with their operation: |
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fopen() | creates a new file for use or opens an existing file for use. | fclose() | close a file which has been opened for use. | getc() | reads a character to a file. | putc() | writes a character to a line. | fprintf() | writes a set of data values to a file. | fscanf() | reads a set of data values from a file. | getw() | reads an integer from a file. | putw() | writes an integer to a file. | feof() | test for an end of file condition. | |
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