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C / ANSI-C » File » File Read Screenshots  Get the next character from a stream: how to use fgetc #include <stdio.h> int main () {   FILE * file;   char c;   int n = 0;   file=fopen ("my.txt","r");      if (file==NULL)        perror ("Error reading my.txt");   else   {     do {       c = fgetc (file);       if (c == '$')            n++;     } while (c != EOF);          fclose (file);     printf ("File contains %d $.\n",n);   }   return 0; }                     Related examples in the same category 1. Reading strings from a file in reverse order 2. Messing about with formatted file I/O 3. Viewing the contents of a file 4. Search a set of numbers 5. Count the number of characters in a file 6. Open a file and read its content using fgetc 7. Get string from file 8. fscanf() - fprintf() example 9. Get the next int value from a stream: how to use getw and putw 10. Get a string from a stream: how to use fgets 11. Read formatted data from a stream: how to use fscanf 12. Get the next character: how to use getc 13. Create a file, write content and read the content 14. Reset the file reader pointer 15. Check for errors: How to use ferror