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lfind, lsearch
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Include: <search.h>
Syntax: void *lfind( void *key, void *base,
unsigned *num, unsigned width,
int (*compare)( void *key, void *elem ) );
void *lsearch( void *key, void *base,
unsigned *num, unsigned width,
int (*compare)( void *key, void *elem ) );
Returns: a pointer if successful, or NULL if not.
See also: bsearch, lsearch, qsort
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