How can I invoke another program or command and trap its output?
Answer / Omendra Kumar Shukla
In C, you can use the `system()` function to execute a command and get its output. Here's an example of invoking the `ls` command and trapping its output:nn```cn#include <stdio.h>n#include <stdlib.h>nnint main() {n char command[] = {"ls"};n int status;n FILE* pipe = popen(command, "r");n char buffer[128] { };n while(!feof(pipe)) {n fgets(buffer, sizeof buffer, pipe);n printf("%s", buffer);n }n pclose(&pipe);n return 0;n}n```
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