Which of these statements are false w.r.t File Functions?
i)fputs() ii)fdopen() iii)fgetpos() iv)ferror()
A)ii B)i,ii C)iii D)iv
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Answer Posted / garima
fputs->a function which puts the text in the stream
fdopen->a function to associate the stream with the file handle
fgetpos->a function to get the current pointer position
ferror->is a "macro" to find whether there is an error in
the entered stream
therefore the ans is (iv) ferror..which is not a function
but a macro...:)
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