In C, printf, fprintf functions write to a FILE *stream, and "stdout" is a
"stream", not a file.
In Go, fmt.Print, fmt.Fprintf functions write directly to a file, not a
Writer (equivalent to a C "stream").
It is just that the "stdout" word means different things in C and Go ...
Thank you for the explanation ;-)))
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