Discussion
The EOF character can be included in a file as part of its data
Answer: B
Correct answer: FALSE
EOF is not a character at all. It is a macro in <stdio.h> expanding to a negative integer, usually -1, which getchar and its relatives return to signal that no more input is available. Since it is outside the range of an unsigned char, it cannot be one of the bytes stored in a file. (This is why getchar returns int rather than char.)
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