With most header files you can see a general purpose for them just by looking at some of their code. What the heck is the deal with stdlib.h? And also - I'm looking for the header file that contains system(). Which one is it? And do you need to put the command inside ""s?
stdlib.h
System("cls"); //capital S!!!
So the sole purpose for that post was to correct the typoes in my subject line?
>>> So the sole purpose for that post was to correct the typoes in my subject line?
You asked which header System() was in...
>>> stdlib.h
... he told you, you ask are quotes necessary...
>>> System("cls"); //capital S!!!
... he told you, he also pointed out a possible error of yours.
Lighten up. What he didn't tell you is that system() is a really bad idea, and you can read why in the FAQ here...
http://www.cprogramming.com/boardfaq.html#execs
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actually at least on dev-cpp the system does not have to be a capital s. Actually i use it quite frequently with just system()
Oi Oi Oi!!!!
I think that the standard setters just placed every MISCALLANEOUS FUNCTION in stdlib.h
No single general purpose...
