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puts() -- STDIO Function (libc) Write string onto standard output #include <stdio.h> int puts(string) char *string puts() appends a newline character onto the string to which string points, and writes the result onto the standard output. If all goes well, it returns a nonnegative value (not necessarily -1); if an error occurs, it returns EOF. Example The following uses puts() to write a string on the screen. #include <stdio.h> main() { puts("This is a string."); } See Also fputs(), libc ANSI Standard, §7.9.7.10 POSIX Standard, §8.1 Notes For historical reasons, fputs() outputs the string unchanged, whereas puts() appends a newline character.