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1.1       root        1: .\"    @(#)puts.3      6.2 (Berkeley) 4/1/89
                      2: .\"
                      3: .TH PUTS 3  "April 1, 1989"
                      4: .AT 3
                      5: .SH NAME
                      6: puts, fputs \- put a string on a stream
                      7: .SH SYNOPSIS
                      8: .B #include <stdio.h>
                      9: .PP
                     10: .B puts(s)
                     11: .br
                     12: .B char *s;
                     13: .PP
                     14: .B fputs(s, stream)
                     15: .br
                     16: .B char *s;
                     17: .br
                     18: .SM
                     19: .B FILE
                     20: .B *stream;
                     21: .SH DESCRIPTION
                     22: .I Puts
                     23: copies the null-terminated string
                     24: .I s
                     25: to the standard output stream
                     26: .B stdout
                     27: and appends a
                     28: newline character.
                     29: .PP
                     30: .I Fputs
                     31: copies the null-terminated string
                     32: .I s
                     33: to the named output
                     34: .IR stream .
                     35: .PP
                     36: Neither routine copies the terminal null character.
                     37: .SH "SEE ALSO"
                     38: fopen(3),
                     39: gets(3),
                     40: putc(3),
                     41: printf(3),
                     42: ferror(3)
                     43: .br
                     44: fread(3) for
                     45: .I fwrite
                     46: .SH BUGS
                     47: .I Puts
                     48: appends a newline,
                     49: .I fputs
                     50: does not, all in the name of backward compatibility.

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