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    File Handling

    Mr Benabderrezak
    Introduction

    • In C, you can create, open, read, and write to files by:

    1. Declaring a pointer of type FILE

    2. Use the fopen() function


    Introduction
    Create File

    • To create a file, you can use the w mode inside the fopen() function

    • The w mode is used to write to a file. However, if the file does not exist, it will
    create one
    Write To File
    Write To File

    • As a result, when we open the file on our computer, it looks like this:
    Append Content
    Append Content

    • As a result, when we open the file on our computer, it looks like this:
    Read File

    • To read from a file, you can use the r mode:


    Read File
    Read File

    Note
    • The fgets() function only reads the first line of the file.
    • If you remember, there were two lines of text in filename.txt
    • To read every line of the file, we use a while loop
    Read File
    Read File

    Hello World!
    Hi everybody!

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