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When using functions such as scanf you read bytes from a buffer where (usually) data coming from the keyboard is stored. How is this data stored? Is it stored inside a fixed size vector? Is there any way to access it directly from code?
The buffer used by the standard libraries input routines is private to the implementation of the standard library. You cannot access it other than through the published interface to the standard library.