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c++ - What is the ascii value of EOF in c.?

Any one knows what is the ASCII value of i.

I try printf("%d",EOF);

but its print -1

and also try printf("%c",EOF);

but its print blank screen.

so anyone know which key for EOF.

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EOF (as defined in the C language) is not a character/not an ASCII value. That's why getc returns an int and not an unsigned char - because the character read could have any value in the range of unsigned char, and the return value of getc also needs to be able to represent the non-character value EOF (which is necessarily negative).


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