Putchar function : Displaying String in C Programming
Syntax :

int putchar(int c);

Way 1 : Taking Character as Parameter

putchar('a') ;  // Displays : a

1. Individual Character is Given as parameter to this function.
2. We have to explicitly mention Character.

Way 2 : Taking Variable as Parameter

putchar(a); 
// Display Character Stored in a

1. Input Parameter is Variable of Type "Character".
2. This type of putchar() displays character stored in variable.

Way 3 : Displaying Particular Character from Array

putchar(a[0]) ;  
// Display a[0] th element from array

1. Character Array or String consists of collection of characters.
2. Like accessing individual array element , characters can be displayed one by one using putchar().

Live Example :

#include< stdio.h>
#include< conio.h>
void main()
{
   char string[] = "This is an example string\n";
   int i=0;
   clrscr();
   while(string[i]!='\0')
   {
     putchar(string[i]);
     i++;
   }
getch();
}

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What it Does ?

1. Display String Character by Character
2. Header File : stdio.h
3. Putchar is a macro that outputs a character on stdout.

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Tags / Keywords : | Display String, Strings

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