To translate an error code to its verbal description, use the function strerror(). strerror() is declared in
char * strerror(int errcode);
The function takes an error code and returns a statically allocated char array describing that code. Remember that subsequent calls to strerror() overwrite the description string. Therefore, you should copy it to a local buffer unless you intend to use it immediately. In the following example, strerror() translates the current errno code to a string which is then printed on the user
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