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C Q&A » eof » input

1. What is EOF in the C programming language? stackoverflow.com

Hoe do you get to see the last print, in other words what to put in for EOF, I checked the defines and it says EOF is -1. And if you ...

2. read() on stdin returning EOF instead of waiting for input stackoverflow.com

Does anyone know why running the following code may cause all future read() calls on that fd (which is stdin) to immediately return 0 instead of blocking for input?

termios newTerminalSettings;
tcgetattr(inFd, &newTerminalSettings);
newTerminalSettings.c_lflag ...

3. How to input EOF? bytes.com

I wrote a short c code as follow: > #include int main() { * * int c; * * while ((c = getchar()) != EOF) * * * * putchar(c); > } > It works,but I don't know how to input the EOF so that I can stop the program,hope you can help me,thanks.

4. EOF end input cboard.cprogramming.com

/* My name is Jack Trocinski */ #include #include int main() { float array[200]; // array of type float with 200 elements int i; // used in for loop for ( i = 0; i < 200; ++i) { printf("Please input your data and press enter, use CTRL-Z to when you're done: "); scanf("%f", &array[i]); if (array[i] = EOF) ...

5. Terminating input on EOF cboard.cprogramming.com

So if you send EOF immediately after some data, it is likely that fread will return "a short object count" instead of zero like you expected, which ultimately determines gets return value. It is no different from what happens when reading a file. You may encounter EOF while you read the last line, but only the call after that fails for ...

6. Never find EOF after improperly formatted input cboard.cprogramming.com

/* fscanf example */ #include int main () { float xtemp, ytemp; FILE *pFile; int n; // Open the file with the coordinates and check that it opened OK. pFile = fopen("coords.txt","r"); if(pFile == NULL) { printf("The file coords.txt does not exist.\n"); printf("Please create this file before running the program again.\n"); return 1; } // Now read formatted pairs until ...