Problem
int getchar();
int putchar(int value);
Sample Program
Note the use of parentheses. c=gethar()!=EOF implies whether c = 0 or 1 depending on whether character get is not EOF or is EOF. EOF is 257 , so use int rather than char.
Method 2 - gets and puts
gets(name of string) ;
int puts(name of string);
for puts - It terminates the line with a new line, '\n'. It will return EOF is an error occurred. It will return a positive number on success.
Sample code
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I/O in c without printf and scanf.Method 1 - getchar and putchar
int getchar();
int putchar(int value);
Sample Program
#include <stdio .h> int main(void) { int c; while ((c = getchar()) != EOF) { putchar(c); } return 0; }
Note the use of parentheses. c=gethar()!=EOF implies whether c = 0 or 1 depending on whether character get is not EOF or is EOF. EOF is 257 , so use int rather than char.
Method 2 - gets and puts
gets(name of string) ;
int puts(name of string);
for puts - It terminates the line with a new line, '\n'. It will return EOF is an error occurred. It will return a positive number on success.
Sample code
char name[60]; if ((pt = gets(name)) == NULL) { printf("Error on read\n"); return(1); } puts(name);
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