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The document discusses different types of input and output functions in C programming. It describes input functions that read from the keyboard, files, or network and output functions that write to the console, files, or network. It further distinguishes between formatted and unformatted input/output functions and provides examples of unformatted input functions like get(), getchar(), getline(), put(), and write().

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Types of Functions No - Types of Functions Details

The document discusses different types of input and output functions in C programming. It describes input functions that read from the keyboard, files, or network and output functions that write to the console, files, or network. It further distinguishes between formatted and unformatted input/output functions and provides examples of unformatted input functions like get(), getchar(), getline(), put(), and write().

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Types of functions

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Types of functions
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1 Input functions It reads the input from the keyboard, file and network program
2 Output functions It writes the output to console, file and network program

Types Of Input/output Functions


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Functions
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Formatted input/output Used for performing input/output operations at console and
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functions. the resulting data is formatted
Unformatted input/output Used for performing input/output operations at console and
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functions. the resulting data is unformatted

Unformatted Input/output Functions


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Functions Description
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1 Reads a single character from the user at the console and assigns it to
get(char *) the char array in its argument, but needs an Enter key to be pressed at
the end.
2 get() Reads a single character from the user at the console, and returns it.
3 getline(char* arr, Reads a line of characters, entered by the user at the console which
int size) ends with a newline character or until the size of.
4 put(char ch) Writes a single character at the console.
5 write(char *arr,
Writes a number of characters in a char array to the console.
int num)

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