Programming in C

360 Chapter 16 Input and Output Operations in C displayed by printfdo not appear in your window but are instead written into the ...

Input and Output Operations with Files 361 terminal.The scanffunction itself does not actually know (or care) whether its input ...

362 Chapter 16 Input and Output Operations in C Program 16.2 Copying Characters from Standard Input to Standard Output // Progra ...

Special Functions for Working with Files 363 Special Functions for Working with Files It is very likely that many of the program ...

364 Chapter 16 Input and Output Operations in C If you take the preceding comments into account, the statements #include <std ...

Special Functions for Working with Files 365 The getcand putcFunctions The function getcenables you to read in a single characte ...

366 Chapter 16 Input and Output Operations in C With the functions fopen,putc,getc,and fclose,you can now proceed to write a pro ...

Special Functions for Working with Files 367 while ( (c = getc (in)) != EOF ) putc (c, out); // Close open files fclose (in); fc ...

368 Chapter 16 Input and Output Operations in C have the effect of displaying the message “Ran out of data” at the terminal if a ...

Special Functions for Working with Files 369 Characters stored in the array pointed to by bufferare written to the file identifi ...

370 Chapter 16 Input and Output Operations in C writes the indicated error message to stderrif the file datacannot be opened for ...

Exercises 371 exitcall terminates the program immediatelywhereas returnsimply transfers control back to the calling routine. Ren ...

372 Chapter 16 Input and Output Operations in C Write a program that merges lines alternately from two files and writes the res ...

17 Miscellaneous and Advanced Features THIS CHAPTER DISCUSSES SOME MISCELLANEOUS FEATURESof the C language that have not yet bee ...

374 Chapter 17 Miscellaneous and Advanced Features Programmers who are lazy frequently abuse the gotostatement to branch to othe ...

Working with Unions 375 The preceding whilestatement is easier to read when written like this: while ( from != '\0' ) to++ = *fr ...

376 Chapter 17 Miscellaneous and Advanced Features Because the float,char,and intmembers of xall exist in the same place in memo ...

Working with Unions 377 float f; char c; } data; } table [kTableEntries]; sets up an array called table, consisting of kTableEnt ...

378 Chapter 17 Miscellaneous and Advanced Features The type of application illustrated might be practical for storage of a symbo ...

Type Qualifiers 379 register int index; register char *textPtr; Both local variables and formal parameters can be declared as re ...