C - gets() function implementation help

Hi everyone,

I am a newbie in C programming.
I have to make an implementation of gets() function from stdio.h, but I am not sure where to start.

Please advice, any help is welcome.

Thank you,
Brian.

Use getchar() and a loop.

Though modelling fgets() would be a better idea.

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Originally Posted by Salem

Use getchar() and a loop.

Though modelling fgets() would be a better idea.

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Thanks for advice, but I think should try to do it without using stdio.h - is that possible?

You mean fgets is a safer function?

fgets() is indeed better. I don't know what you meant by not using stdio.h . I would actually be interested in seeing that.

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Originally Posted by prakakat

Thanks for advice, but I think should try to do it without using stdio.h - is that possible?

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Nah. std is for standard, io is for input/output. C all by itself does not include this, so without stdio.h you cannot access any input, and you cannot produce any output.

Programs which do not include stdio are possible, but beyond just clocking time on the processor they don't have any purpose.

ifaTreeFallsintheForest.c

Code:

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int main() {
    int i = 100;
    char buffer[] = "can you hear me now?";
    while (i > 0) {
          [ do things with variables ]

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