stdout-a pointer to a FILE structure that means a standard output stream
stdout is a pointer to a FILE structure that means a standard output stream. The standard output stream is automatically opened at the start of the program. A standard output stream generally means output to the screen. You can use it by reading the stdio.h header.
#include <stdio.h> stdout
stdout is implemented as an expression in the C language specification. stdout can be implemented as a global variable or a macro.
Sample using stdout
This is a sample using stdout. The fprintf function specifies the standard output as the output destination.
#include <stdio.h> int main (void) { const char * message = "Hello"; fprintf (stdout, "%s\n", message); }
This is the execution result. "Hello" is displayed on the screen.
Hello