Hi...
Is there any difference between fprintf(stdout, "........") and printf("........")?
Which one is better?
They seem to do the same thing... I'm looking for a reason to use one and not the other...
ty...
Hi...
Is there any difference between fprintf(stdout, "........") and printf("........")?
Which one is better?
They seem to do the same thing... I'm looking for a reason to use one and not the other...
ty...
Other than the number of characters typed, there is no difference. If you are talking about fprintf versus printf more generally, then obviously fprintf has greater flexibility.
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Only as long as the output stream is stdout.They seem to do the same thing... I'm looking for a reason to use one and not the other...
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