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Basic IO's

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Control Statements

What is Control Statement C if Statement C if else Statement C Nested if Statement C Else if Statement C Break Statement C Continue Statement C Switch Statement C Goto Statement

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Functions

What is Function C User Defined Functions C Recursion C Passing Parameters

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String

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What is Union

Files

What is File C read a file C write a file C File Handling C Error Handling C Low Level Disk I/O C Other file functions

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What is Memory Allocation C Malloc() C Calloc() C Free() C Realloc() C Coreleft()

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C Low level Disk IO

The Low level file IO is nothing but, the data is read or write to the file directly without the need of buffer. The Low level file IO functions use handles, so the data transfer speed is faster than high level IO functions. The following low level IO functions are defined in io.h header file.

Low level IO Functions

open() Function

The open() function is used to open a file. There are several modes to open a file.

Syntax - open()

Syntax
open(filename, mode);
Open modes Meaning
O_CREATE opens a new file for writing
O_WRONLY open a file in write only mode
O_RDONLY open a file in read only mode
O_RDWR opens a file to read and write
O_APPEND open a file for appending
O_BINARY opens a file in a binary mode
O_TEXT used to create a text file
O_TRUNC opens a file for truncates a file

write() Function

The write() function is used to write data into a file.

Syntax - write()

Syntax
write(int handle, void *buf, unsigned nbytes);

where, buf is the data area, nbytes referred as number of bytes to write into a file.

read() Function

The read() function is used to read from a file.

Syntax - read()

Syntax
read(int handle, void *buf, unsigned nbytes);

close() Function

Syntax - close()

Syntax
close(int handle);

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