The fflush() function breaks the link between the file's external and internal names, releasing the internal file pointer name, which can then be used for another file.

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The fflush() function is used to flush the output buffer of a stream, writing any buffered output data for that stream to the underlying file or device. It does not break any links or release file pointers for reuse.

The Fflush() Function Breaks the Link Between the File's External