File Input Output Results in C Programming

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The end of the file is marked by a special character inserted by the operating system know as the __________.

The functions you need to read and write files are located in the __________ header file.

Using just the file name mytextfile.txt in the current directory and given FILE *myTextFile; what statement do you need to open or create the file for writing: __________. Do NOT include the path, e.g., "c:\\" to the file.

Once you attempt to open a file pointed to by myTextFile, you should use an if construct with the (__________) condition to check to make sure you did make a connection to that file.

To write to a text file after opening it, you can use the __________ function, which works the same way you display information to the screen, except the first parameter is a file pointer.

Once you are done processing the file pointed to by myTextFile, you should close it by using the __________ statement.

If you want to read the information from a file after it has been opened for reading, you can use the __________ function, which works similar to the function used for writing to a file, but you may need to use a format specifier when reading strings.

To read each character from a file, which is being pointed to by inputFP, one character at a time from beginning to ending, you could use a while loop with the (__________) condition. Each character will be temporarily stored in the variable ch to be used inside the body of the loop.