What is the purpose of Scanf Print, getchar, putchar,
function?
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Answer / vignesh1988i
scanf() is used to get the input from the user using the compailer.
printf() is used to output the messages given by the user in the output screen
getchar() is used to get a single character from the user.....
putchar() is used to output a single character and echo's in the output screen
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Answer / bhushan deshmukh
C language is procedural language. It contain's system
function for I/O, These function useing in Input and
Output....
1. Scanf :- function using for formated input.. with
showing some formated output message...
2. Printf :- Function using for display formated output on
console...
3. Getchar() :- using for Get a only one character at one
time...
4. Putchar() :- Using for a single character without
formated...
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Answer / kumutha
sacnf()- input data can be entered into the computer using
the standard input'c' library function........
printf()- output data or result of an operation can be
displayed from the computer to a standard output device
using the library function........
getchar()- single character can be given to the computer
using 'c' input library function........
putchar()- used to display one character at a time on the
standard output device.........
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