Gets Fgets input a string #include <stdio.h> char *gets char *s char *fgets char *s int n FILE *fp Fgets reads characters from the file "fp" and places them in the buffer pointed to by "s" up to a carriage return ('\n') but not more than "n" - 1 characters. A null character is appended to the end of the string. Gets is similar to fgets, but gets is applied to "stdin" and no maximum is stipulated and '\n' is replaced by a null. Both functions return their first arguments. The different treatment of the "\n" by these functions is retained here for portability reasons. Both functions return NULL on end-of-file or error. puts(), getc(), scanf(), fread()