what is purpose of fflush(stdin) function
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the use of fflush(stdin) is to clear the input buffer bcoz when ever we take an input the space is allocated to it but after its scope gets over, the input is removed but the space allocated is as it is. it can be used only by using headerfile
#include<stdio.h>
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Answer / revathi pawar
to clear the thngs which r stored in memory..
the disadv s that we cant c the clearance of data
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