Probably because getchar is often a macro for getc( stdin ). At any rate, it's just a comment, explaining to the reader what that line of code does. You know, kinda what comments were made for.Originally Posted by rodrigorules
Quzah.
Probably because getchar is often a macro for getc( stdin ). At any rate, it's just a comment, explaining to the reader what that line of code does. You know, kinda what comments were made for.Originally Posted by rodrigorules
Quzah.
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