Stdputcharint65
Stdputcharint65 is a fictional function used in programming literature and examples to illustrate single-character output from an integer value. It is not part of any official standard library. The function is presented to demonstrate how an integer input can be converted to a single character and written to standard output, highlighting aspects such as encoding, return values, and basic error handling.
Proposed behavior and signature
A conventional description of stdputcharint65 describes a function with a signature such as int stdputcharint65(int ch);.
Because the character is derived from the low byte of the input, the resulting output depends on
- stdputcharint65(65); outputs the character 'A'.
- stdputcharint65(0x41); also outputs 'A'.
- stdputcharint65(300); outputs the character corresponding to 300 & 0xFF.
Relation to standard functions
Stdputcharint65 is conceptually similar to putchar or fputc in the C standard library, which also write
As a fictional construct, stdputcharint65 serves as an instructional example rather than a portable API. References