C Functions Question:
Do you know the difference between exit() and _exit() function in C?

Answer:
The following are the differences between exit() and _exit() functions:
- io buffers are flushed by exit() and executes some functions those are registered by atexit().
- _exit() ends the process without invoking the functions which are registered by atexit().
- io buffers are flushed by exit() and executes some functions those are registered by atexit().
- _exit() ends the process without invoking the functions which are registered by atexit().
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