How does fwrite write int data? Online etc. >>>

qqer876

I use fwrite to write int-type data, and all that is written to the file are: ) I do not know how it is?

code show as below:
FILE * file;
   char list [3000];
   int i, numread, numwritten;

   / * Open file in text mode: * /
   if ((file = fopen ("fread.txt", "w + b"))! = NULL)
   {
      for (i = 0; i <3000; i ++)
         list [i] = (char) 3456;
      / * Write 25 characters to stream * /
      numwritten = fwrite (list, sizeof (char), 3000, file);
      printf ("Wrote% d items\n", numwritten);
      fclose (file);

   }

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深蓝旅者

int n = 1234;
fwrite (&n, 1, sizeof (n), file);
The binary data is written. It cannot be viewed directly with a text editor. If you open it with a binary editor, you will see hexadecimal data.

ymf610

New learning,
Open with an editor such as UE, Notepad can only read text characters