Types of Functions In C Language 0 1001

Types of Functions In C Language 0 1002

Types of Functions:-

1. Library Functions: –

Functions defined previously in the library are called as library functions.

#include<math.h>

main( )

{

int n , p, ans;

printf(“Enter number and its power”);

scanf(“%d%d”,&n,&p);

ans = pow(n,p);

printf(“%d”,ans);

getch( );

}

Common Library Functions:

stdio.h functions

fclose( )   : Closes a stream

fcloseall( )  : Closes all open streams

feof( ) : Tests if end-of-file has been reached on a stream

fflush( )  : Flushes a stream

fgetc( )  : Gets a character from a stream

fgetpos( )  : Gets the current file pointer position

fsetpos( )  : Positions the file pointer of a stream

fgetchar( )  : Gets a character from stdin

fgets( )  : Gets a string from a stream

fopen( )  : Opens a stream

fprintf( )  : Send formatted output to stream

fputc( )  : Outputs a character to a stream

fputs( )  : Outputs a string to a stream

fread( )  : Reads data from a stream

fscanf( )  : Scans and formats input from a stream

fseek( ) : Sets the file pointer to a particular position

ftell( )  : Returns the current position of the file pointer

fwrite( )  : Writes to a stream

getc( )  : gets one character

getchar( )  : gets a character from stdin

gets( )  : Get a string from stdin

getw( )  : gets an integer from stream

printf( )  : Send the formatted output to stdin

putc( )  : Outputs a character to stdout

putchar( )  : Outputs a character on stdout

puts( )  : Outputs string and appends a newline character

putw( )  : Outputs an integer on a stream

remove( )  : Removes a file

rename( )  : Renames a file

rewind( )  : Brings the file pointer to stream’s beginning

scanf( )  : Scans and formats input from stdin

conio.h

clrscr( )  : Clears text mode window

getch( )  : gets a character from console but does not echo to the screen

getche( )  : gets a character from console, and echoes to the screen

putch( )  : Outputs character to the text window on the screen

cgets( )  : Reads string from console

getchar( )  : Inputs a character from stdin

 

stdlib.h

itoa( )  : converts an integer to a string

atoi( )  : Converts string of digits to integer

Random( )  : Returns a random number between 0 and number -1

randomize( )  : Initializes random number generator

exit( )  : Terminates the program

min( )  : Returns the smallest of two numbers

max( )  : Returns the largest of two numbers

Itoa( )  : converts a long to a string

ultoa( )  : converts an unsigned long to a string

atof( )  : converts a string to a floating point

atold( )  : converts a string to a long double

math.h

abs( )  : gets the absolute value of an integer

acos( )  : Calculates the inverse of cos Accepts the angle value in radians

asin( )  : Calculates the inverse of sin Accepts the angle value in radians

atan( )  : Calculates the inverse of tan Accepts the angle value in radians

ceil( )  : Returns the largest integer in given list

cos( )  : Calculates the cosine Accepts the angle value in radians

cosh( )  : Accepts the angle value in radians

exp( )  : Calculates the exponent

floor( )  : Returns the smallest integer in given list

log( )  : Calculates the natural logarithm

log 10( )  : Calculates the log of base 10

pow( )  : Calculates the power of a number

sin( )  : Calculates the sine value of an angle. Accepts the angle value in radians

sqrt( )  : Calculates the square root of a number

tan( )  : Calculates the tangent value of an angle. Accepts the angle value in radians

tanh( )  : Calculates the tangent hyperbolic value

string.h

strcat( )  : Function to concatenate(merge) strings

strcmp( )  : Function to compare two strings

strcpy( ) :  Function to copy a string to another string

stricmp( )  : Function to compare two strings ignoring their case

strlen( )  : Function to calculate the length of the string

strlwr( )  : Converts the given string to lowercase

strrev( )  : Function to reverse the given string

strupr( )  : Converts the given string to uppercase

strdup( )  : Duplicates a string

strnicmp( )  : Compares the first n characters of one string to another without being case sensitive

strncat( )  : Adds the first n characters at the end of second string

strncpy( )  : Copies the first n characters of a string into another

strchr( )  : Finds the first occurrence of the character

strrchr( )  : Finds the last occurrence of the character

strstr( )  : Finds the first occurrence of string into another string

strset( ) :  Sets all the characters of the string to a given character

strnset( )  : Sets first n characters of the string to a given character

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