fclose() function in C
Through this article you will resolve your following doubts which are listed below,
- fclose() function in c
- header file for fclose() function in c
- return value of fclose() function in c
- fclose() function in c syntax
- fclose() function in c program
fclose() function in C
fclose() function in C is nothing but , it is also a standard library function of C which is used for closing a file in the memory and after the closing the file the connection between program and file is broken.
Header file for fclose() function in C
fclose() function is define in <stdio.h>/<stdlib.h> which is stand for standard input -output header file and standard library header file respectively.
Return value of fclose function in C
In C, fclose() function returns 0 on success and if fclose( ) function unble to close a file then it return EOF (End of File).
Syntax of fclose( ) function in C
int fclose(file*fptr)
Example of fclose( ) function in C
#include<stdio.h>
#include<stdlib.h>
int main( )
{
FILE *demo;
demo=fopen("demo.txt","w"); /* creating a file in memory */
fprintf(demo,"%s","Akash");
fclose(demo); /* closing a file in memory */
return 0;
}
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Note:-
This result will not show on your output screen because you write your data into the file so, if you want to see you result/ output then Goto>CDrive>Turbo>Disk>Turbo(version)>Bin and then find your file which you have created earlier and than click on it, Now you will get your output.
Conclusion
fclose( ) function is used for closing a file in the memory.

