Thread: getchar putchar

I would like to write a program with getchar and putchar that read my input and prints one word per line and ignores all semicolon, comma , dot , newline, tab and space.
Here is my input:

"The Parsnip



The parnip, children, I repeat,
Is simply an anemic beet.
Some people call the parsnp edible;
Myself, I find this claim incredible."

Code:

#include<stdio.h>
int main()
{

 int c;

 while ((c = getchar()) != EOF) 
   {
	  
		  if(c!=' ' && c!='\t' && c!='\n' && c!='.' && c!=',' && c!=';' )
	       putchar(c);
	   else
		   putchar('\n');

  
   }

I would like to do something that my program prints world after each other in the newline, one word per each line without any space between words.
here is my output:I would like to remove space between words(empty lines).
Any suggestion or help s highly appreciated.








The
Parsnip



The
parnip

children


I
repeat

Is
simply
an
anemic
beet

Some
people
call
the
parsnp
edible

Myself



I
find
this
claim
incredible

Thanks.
But what if I encounter white space, tab , semicolon or.. then it just goes to the next line. how to address this problem?

Extend the idea that itsme86 gave you. If the last character is a newline or...

The
Parsnip



The
parnip

children


I
repeat

Is
simply
an
anemic
beet

Some
people
call
the
parsnp
edible

Myself



I
find
this
claim
incredible[/QUOTE]

I would like to close ths topic how can I do that ?