Everything has its ups and downs, but it's easier to check for errors and no need with annoying syntax to clear input buffers. IMHO, of course.
Everything has its ups and downs, but it's easier to check for errors and no need with annoying syntax to clear input buffers. IMHO, of course.
Originally Posted by Adak
>Everything has its ups and downs, but it's easier to check for errors
>and no need with annoying syntax to clear input buffers.
Don't read it as me knocking fgets. I think it's a good solution to the gets/scanf problem, but "use fgets!" seems to have become something religious among some C programmers, and we don't want to mislead rookies into thinking that all they need to do for great code is use fgets.
My best code is written with the delete key.
