Is there a function called clrscr() defined in stdio.h or conio.h??? If not, how can I do a simple cls?
Where can I get a complete list of all the predefined functions C has and what they do??
Is there a function called clrscr() defined in stdio.h or conio.h??? If not, how can I do a simple cls?
Where can I get a complete list of all the predefined functions C has and what they do??
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>Is there a function called clrscr() defined in stdio.h or conio.h???
Yes, there is! It is from the conio.h library.
>If not, how can I do a simple cls?
system("cls");
>Where can I get a complete list of all the predefined functions C has and what they do??
Only the functions defined by ANSI C maybe available with all compilers. And on the other side, each compiler might offer it's own set of functions. You really need to check the documentation on your compiler for the list of functions it can provide.
For a list of ANSI C functions, check this
