How would I go about making my program close instantly after it finished doing its thing?
Without displaying "Press any key to continue" and waiting to be closed manually.
How would I go about making my program close instantly after it finished doing its thing?
Without displaying "Press any key to continue" and waiting to be closed manually.
Paste a small example program and state your operating system and compiler
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>Without displaying "Press any key to continue" and waiting to be closed manually.
Don't run it from your IDE. Some GUI front-ends to compilers like Visual C++ do that if you run the program from within it. Open up a command line and start your binary manually, or click on the .exe icon (I'm assuming you're using Windows).
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*The above statement is false if I was too lazy to test it.*
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