Sounds in a game

[kikika]

Hello everyone!
I'm taking a programming class (introduction to C language) and for the final project we are writing the code for a game.
My knowledge is pretty basic since this is a introductory class but still, to get some extra points (IN EXTREME NEED OF THAT ) I have to add some "frills", and one of the things I was thinking about was to add sounds, somehow (I already googled it but couldn't find anything).
Do you know by any chance if there's any sound function/command in the stdio.h or any other c library and how could I implement that in my code?
Again, nothing fancy please, I'm just a beginner!
Thank you in advance for your contribution.

PS: Feel free to suggest any simple frills that you may know.
Thanks again!

[Salem]

The only sound you can get from a standard C program is to ring the terminal bell.

putchar('\a');
fflush(stdout);

However, this doesn't always work - terminals (and windows consoles) can be configured to be silent, even when the program emits a \a

Standard C is very very simple in it's I/O capabilities (no sound, no graphics).
If you want something fancy, then you need to say which operating system and compiler you're using.

[VirtualAce]

Look up OpenAL or FMOD.

[CommonTater]

Hello everyone!
I'm taking a programming class (introduction to C language) and for the final project we are writing the code for a game.
My knowledge is pretty basic since this is a introductory class but still, to get some extra points (IN EXTREME NEED OF THAT ) I have to add some "frills", and one of the things I was thinking about was to add sounds, somehow (I already googled it but couldn't find anything).
Do you know by any chance if there's any sound function/command in the stdio.h or any other c library and how could I implement that in my code?
Again, nothing fancy please, I'm just a beginner!
Thank you in advance for your contribution.

PS: Feel free to suggest any simple frills that you may know.
Thanks again!

If you are on a Windows machine, and have a set of Windows headers and libs you can do this...

#include <windows.h>
#include<mmsystem.h>

// beep bop and burble
Beep(1000,100);  

// play actual music and effects
Playsound("MyNoise.wav",NULL,SND_FILENAME);

Read more here --> PlaySound