FILE I/O in IDE: Can it be Done?

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FILE I/O in C is not limited to terminal use; it can be effectively utilized in various environments, including IDEs like Pelles C. The purpose of FILE I/O is to enable programs to create, read, and manipulate files regardless of the application type, whether console-based or graphical. The IDE serves as a tool for editing, compiling, linking, and debugging, facilitating the development process without restricting the capabilities of file operations. Thus, using FILE I/O in Pelles C will indeed allow file creation and manipulation within the specified directory.
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Can it be done? I do not really understand what the point of it is. I thought that using FILE I/O for example in C was only useful at the terminal where you can create files and read from them. What if I try FILE I/O programming in Pelles C IDE will it even create files in my directory??
 
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Your question really doesn't make sense. Your program can do file I/O however it is created - as a console application that you run from the command line, or as a Windows (or other graphical OS) application.

The integrated development environment (IDE) is just a way to combine the operations of editing your files, and then compiling, linking, and debugging the application.
 
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