C/C++ code

[SirGuga]

I´m making a C/c++ program and need two commands.
1- I need a command to make a cs (Clear Screen) and on what library is it.
2- Need to make an input from the keyboard of a single character. I can´t remember the command to reed this character without having to press enter after the character


Thanks......

[Xolution]

To clear the screen include stdlib.h and use system("cls") for DOS and system("clear") for UNIX. To read a single character from the keyboard, use getchar(); Here's a sample:

#include <stdio.h>
#include <stdlib.h>

main() {
char inputchar;
printf("Clear screen? ");
inputchar = getchar();
if(inputchar == 'y') {
system("cls"); // system("clear") for UNIX
printf("You cleared the screen\n");
} else
printf("You didn't clear the screen\n");

return 0;
}

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-Xolution

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[grim_fandango]

1. i use clrscr() in conio.h (i think)
2. i use :
#include<iostream.h>
Char varname; // declare it as a character
cout << "Please input something: ";
cin >> varname; //prompt to user to input something

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Help!!! I'm swimming with the sharks...!!

[namgor]

Originally posted by grim_fandango:
1. i use clrscr() in conio.h (i think)
2. i use :
#include<iostream.h>
Char varname; // declare it as a character
cout << "Please input something: ";
cin >> varname; //prompt to user to input something



both correct!

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[Racer^]

FYI: Some conio functions aren't supported by some compilers.

A universal way to clear the screen is to write a whole bunch (50 at most) of '\n' characters to the screen.

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