Data File Handling function getc() and putc() in C Programming: an easy approach (part-2)

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In C programming, data file handling allows efficient management of files for storing and retrieving data. The 'getc()' function reads a single character from a file, while 'putc()' writes a single character to a file. Both functions are essential for low-level file operations, offering control over input and output at the character level. These functions are commonly used for character-by-character file processing, making them ideal for tasks such as parsing or generating structured data. Understanding 'getc()' and 'putc()' is fundamental for mastering file handling in C programming.

while ((ch = getc(sourceFile)) != EOF)
{
putc(ch, destFile);
}

By the end of the session, learners will have a deep understanding of C programming, having worked on numerous practical examples like reading from and writing to files, file operations, and managing data with files. Whether you are a beginner or looking to sharpen your skills, this session provides the hands-on experience needed to master C programming and file management.

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