C Programming Tutorial # 38 - Opening and Closing Files - fopen() and fclose() - Part 1 [HD]

[tadm123]

if you want to open a file through the compiler. Where do you need to save that file? specific directory?

[Saqib4742]

Thanks alot.....

[diegookra]

well i cant see anything , cant see the video , only a green screnn wth?

[TheCryandry]

@diegookra Your video card messed up. Mine does that sometimes. Just refesh the page and it should work :P

[G3RHOA1213]

thank you sir im from phillipines and this video would help me a lot godbless

[ph03nix0]

If you want to specify a path in Linux system should it be something like this?:

pfile=fopen("home/user/atext.t­xt","r");

please note that people that use unix-like systems watch your vids too...

[xxlifewirexx]

Thanks again prof!

[MrLainqn]

its sad ,how some dumbasses doing dumb stuff, get mils of views and you dont...

[Jazzglenn]

very nice tuts very nice =) helps a lot :D

btw do you have any recommended books? that also have fopen and etc. cuz i;m using C++ how to program by deitel and it has nothing related to it :(

plz help.

[eurodance07]

thanks heapssssssssssssssssssssssssss­ssssssssss

[jwillisgod]

Excellent video tutorials... I am looking forward to seeing the next few videos. I am looking forward to seeing how you cover the concept of using realloc(); along with malloc(); and free(); to make dynamic arrays, and also cover the basics of the linked list concept. I have somewhat of an idea, but I expect that you would help make these concepts crystal clear. Again, let me say thank you so much for the excellent tutorials.

[Learnorama]

Thanks for liking the tutorials, and the topic suggestions. I have already covered malloc() and free(). Go to my channel my clicking on Learnorama anywhere on this page, and then look for the tutorial #33. I did not talk about realloc() though. Linked list is a good topic and many other students have asked for it. I am currently doing Files. Once I am done with files I will do the Linked Lists. Thanks again and keep watching.