getch( ) is a cool function.. however, it is not good practice. It is part of the non-standard <conio.h> library.. which makes it non-standard and non-portable.
But if you are not worried about portability or compliance with C++ ISO standards, then getch( ) is quick and easy and it's pretty cool. Mainly because it saves you the trouble of trying to come up with your own version of getch( ) which would be wicked hard.
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um...
...try adding another cin.get(); at the ent of the file (before the "}" of course) and it chould work. i think.
just add a cin.get(); before the }
oops. im new at this...
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