I am reading some C text at the address: https://cs.senecac.on.ca/~btp100/pages/content/files.html
in the section \"OPENING A FILE
\", the author wrote:
Of course, there are some writing into a file which can fail (think of a "disk is full" situation).
The "possible writing" phrase means just that a FILE*
handle fopen
-ed with "r+"
might be used without any write operations. For instance, if your application want to overwrite some part of the file only under some circumstances, it can avoid the writing.