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And here is my output -----------------------REAL FGETC------------------------------ baaaaabbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbb --------------------------------FAKE FGETC--------------------- baaaaabbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbb���
I'm really not sure if I need to use read function, or if I need to user my buffer array to get chars with my already_read var
Any help is appreciated
Here is what I have to do The lbs_fgetc works just like fgetc(3), it reads a new character from the stream’s buffer. It should refill the stream’s buffer whenever it is empty. It should return the read character, otherwise it may set the error indicator and return −1.
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