getchar() not accepting 'ans' value

Code:

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#include<stdio.h>
#include<conio.h>
#include<ctype.h>
void main()
{
 char ans;
 int sum,n;
 sum=0;
 do
 {
  printf("\n Enter The Number:");
  scanf("%d",&n);
  sum=sum+n;
  printf("Do you Want to Continue:");
  ans=getchar();
  }
while(ans=='y')
printf("sum=%d",sum);
getch();
}

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Look up getchar() in your C library documentation... And whle you're at it look up scanf() too.

The problem is likely that scanf() is leaving the enter key in the input queue and that's bypassing getchar().

i also trace the program all is working fine, when i input number e.g 5 they show me as like this output 'Do you want to Continue:sum=5'
but i want give the choice for continue y or n. when i WANT TO enter y it WANT TO go to up again but the 'ans=getchar()' not working so the 'while(ans==y)' is not working
IN BIG TROUBLE WHATS WRONG HERE BRO.....

I'm going to say this one more time...

Quote:

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Look up getchar() in your C library documentation... And whle you're at it look up scanf() too.

The problem is likely that scanf() is leaving the enter key in the input queue and that's bypassing getchar().

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Don't be coming in here asking questions then totally ignoring the answers... That really ticks people off!

Additionally, VOID MAIN IS WRONG! Read How to define main - FAQ Conio.h and getch() are both nonstandard and should be avoided. I am willing to bet you are using turboC too, get a new compiler. (Click on the Pelles C link in Tater's sig)