Code:if (un[i] == ' ') en[i] = ' '; else en[i] = (((un[i] - 'a') + offset) % 26) + 'a';
Code:if (un[i] == ' ') en[i] = ' '; else en[i] = (((un[i] - 'a') + offset) % 26) + 'a';
If you understand what you're doing, you're not learning anything.
Don't use that:Code:fflush(stdin);
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Originally Posted by itsme86
Allright, if string "un" contains characters besides the ones we're interested in encrypting - send them (space in this case) to string "en" as is. Got it!
Thank, again :-)
I will read the FAQ as soon as possible. I've only used fflush to make the screen stick after the program has run. But I'll check the FAQsDon't use that:Code:Code: fflush(stdin);
* FAQ > Explanations of... > Why fflush(stdin) is wrong
* FAQ > How do I... (Level 2) > Flush the input buffer
Thanks!
