Total of how many functions are available in c?

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Total of how many functions are available in c?..

Answer / vignesh1988i

good morining to all ,

C is full of functions.... that point am making it clear.. we cant even get any input or output without using functions...
printf();, scanf(); , getc();, are some of the well known fuctions...

i can say C has some 200 to 300 function approx. i dont know...


thank u

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Total of how many functions are available in c?..

Answer / devanshu

hello
not coorect but aprocsimet 200-300 fuctuion in c

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Total of how many functions are available in c?..

Answer / krishna

four types of functions available in c
1.with parameters with return type
2.with parameters without return type
3.without parameters with return type
4.without parameters without return type

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