Lecture

File Handling in C: Basics and Common Issues

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Description

This lecture covers the basics of file handling in C, including the differences between binary and text files, common issues like strange characters when opening files on different machines, and the importance of considering Endianess and newline characters. It also discusses standard functions like fprintf(), fscanf(), and fgets(), as well as the use of wide characters for extended characters. The lecture concludes with examples of file paths, command line parameters, and bitwise operations in C.

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