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fclose

#include <stdio.h>int fclose(FILE *stream);

The fclose( ) function closes the file associated with stream and flushes its buffer. After a call to fclose( ), stream is no longer connected with the file, and any automatically allocated buffers are deallocated.

If fclose( ) is successful, zero is returned; otherwise, EOF is returned. Trying to close a file that has already been closed is an error. Removing the storage media before closing a file will also generate an error, as will lack of sufficient free disk space.

Related functions are fopen( ), freopen( ), and fflush( ).