Difference between fopen() and open()?
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Answer / ada
open() is a system call, and fopen() is a stdio library
function.
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Answer / rinal doshi
open() is the function created by the user......... which
can be used to perform a specific task....
fopen() belongs to FILES..... this is a in built user
defined function which is used to open a file which is
already existing with the opening mode or create a new
file....and which returns a pointer
syntax:
file_ptr=fopen("file name","opening mode");
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Answer / vignesh1988i
open() is the function created by the user......... which can be used to perform a specific task....
fopen() belongs to FILES..... this is a in built user defined function which is used to open a file which is already existing with the opening mode or create a new file....and which returns a pointer
syntax:
file_ptr=fopen("file name","opening mode");
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