PUTS - output a string to the standard output.
(ANSI Standard)
Usage:
#include <stdio.h>
ret = puts( s );
Where:
- const char *s;
- points to the string that is to be written out.
- int ret;
- is EOF if an error occurred during the output operation.
Description:
"puts" outputs the string "s" to
"stdout". The string must end with a '\0'; this is
converted into a new-line when the string is output.
See Also:
expl c lib fputs
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