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when we use "fopen" then we have to specify a file name so after writing a program to open any file so where we have to save that file (location of file) so that it will open in which drive and in which folder.
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If you have specified the path to the file it will be in the current working directory of the program (CWD). This is the directory you ran the program in, often, but not always the directory the program executable is in.
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