How can you redirect error messages in a C program to a file instead of displaying them on the console?
- freopen()
- perror()
- stderr
- stdout
The freopen() function in C is used to redirect standard streams, such as stderr, to a specified file, enabling error messages to be stored in a file instead of the console.
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