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10: #include <stdio.h>
11: iinntt ggeettww(_f_p) FFIILLEE *_f_p;
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13: getw reads a word (an iinntt) from the file stream _f_p.
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15: getw differs from getc in that getw gets and returns an iinntt,
16: whereas getc returns either a cchhaarr promoted to an iinntt, or EOF.
17: To detect EOF while using ggeettww, you must use feof.
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