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#10. Structures, Typedef & File I/O in C Programming Explained

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In this video, we break down some of the most powerful features of the C programming language — Structures, Typedef, and File Input/Output (I/O).
✅ Learn how to:
* Define and use **structs** to group related data
* Simplify your code using **typedef** for custom types
* Read from and write to files using standard C **file handling functions** like `fopen`, `fprintf`, `fclose`, and more
Whether you're a beginner looking to strengthen your foundations or an intermediate programmer working on real-world applications, this tutorial provides **clear examples and practical explanations** to help you understand and apply these concepts in your own projects.
🔧 **What You’ll Learn:**
* Structs vs Arrays: When and why to use them
* Creating more readable code with typedef
* Performing file read/write operations
* Handling text files for configuration and data storage
* Real-world applications and demo programs
👨💻 Perfect for:
* Students and exam preparation
* Programming interviews
* Building data-driven C applications
💬 Have questions or feedback? Drop them in the comments below!
✅ Learn how to:
* Define and use **structs** to group related data
* Simplify your code using **typedef** for custom types
* Read from and write to files using standard C **file handling functions** like `fopen`, `fprintf`, `fclose`, and more
Whether you're a beginner looking to strengthen your foundations or an intermediate programmer working on real-world applications, this tutorial provides **clear examples and practical explanations** to help you understand and apply these concepts in your own projects.
🔧 **What You’ll Learn:**
* Structs vs Arrays: When and why to use them
* Creating more readable code with typedef
* Performing file read/write operations
* Handling text files for configuration and data storage
* Real-world applications and demo programs
👨💻 Perfect for:
* Students and exam preparation
* Programming interviews
* Building data-driven C applications
💬 Have questions or feedback? Drop them in the comments below!