The `feof` function is available as part of the C Standard Library and checks whether the end of a stream has been reached.
I've seen people trying to read files like this in a lot of posts lately: #include <stdio.h> #…
c file while-loop eof feofHere's my code. #include<stdio.h> void main(){ FILE *fp; int a,b; fp=fopen("hello.txt","r"); …
c scanf feofI'm having a hard time with a do-while loop, that is supposed to stop when we reach the end of …
c loops while-loop eof feofDoes feof() checks for eof for the current position of filepointer or checks for the position next to current filepointer? …
c file-handling feofThis is part of a much bigger program to make a filmgenie and for some reason the program crashes as …
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