Description: Fread is a function used to read data from a file. This function is part of the standard programming library in C and is commonly used in various operating systems. Fread allows programmers to read blocks of data from a file instead of doing it byte by byte, which improves efficiency in handling large files. The function takes parameters such as a pointer to a buffer where the read data will be stored, the size of each element to read, the number of elements to read, and a pointer to the file from which the data will be read. Its use is fundamental in applications that require intensive file handling, such as databases, image processing, and file systems. Fread is especially valued for its ability to handle input/output operations efficiently, making it an essential tool for developers working in low-level programming environments and embedded systems.
