Thread: About the functions in C.

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    About the functions in C.

    Where can I find all the functions ( printf, rand(), for()......)
    in C (because I am a beginner, I don't know too many functions..^^)
    and how to use them...

    I want website, thanks.

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    you can take a look at the man pages if you are on linux.
    type "man <funtion name> " at the prompt
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    I think he wants a list, so that he doesn't have to know the functions in order to use them.
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    BTW, king_ysf, for is not a function, it's a loop.
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    I think it's more of a control flow statement, but whatever.
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    Regardless, it's not a function.
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    Hmm, my bad, I guess manutd was right.
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