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C stdio (stdio.h) Library


C stdio Functions

The <stdio.h> header provides a variety of functions for input, output and file handling.

A list of all stdio functions can be found in the table below:

Function Description
fclose() Closes a file
feof() Returns a true value when the position indicator has reached the end of the file
ferror() Returns a true value if a recent file operation had an error
fgetc() Returns the ASCII value of a character in a file and advances the position indicator
fgets() Reads a line from a file and advances the position indicator
fopen() Opens a file and returns a file pointer for use in file handling functions
fprintf() Writes a formatted string into a file
fputc() Writes a character into a file and advances the position indicator
fputs() Writes a string into a file and advances the position indicator
fread() Reads data from a file and writes it into a block of memory
fscanf() Reads formatted data from a file and writes it into a number of memory locations
fseek() Moves the position indicator of a file pointer
ftell() Returns the value of the position indicator of a file pointer
fwrite() Writes data from a block of memory into a file
getc() The same as fgetc()
getchar() Reads one character of user input and returns its ASCII value
printf() Writes a formatted string to the console
putc() The same as fputc()
putchar() Outputs a single character to the console
puts() Outputs a string to the console
remove() Deletes a file
rename() Changes the name of a file
rewind() Moves the position indicator to the beginning of the file
scanf() Reads formatted data from user input and writes it into a number of memory locations
snprintf() Writes a formatted string into a char array (memory-safe)
sprintf() Writes a formatted string into a char array
sscanf() Reads a formatted string from a char array and writes it into a number of memory locations


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