WinAPI > C -- Executing a program

Good evening, So i've this project to create a window where i can execute programs from. I'm really tired of searching so i decided to ask for someone's help. anyways i made a program that shows a window etc but my problem is that i want to execute some functions, such as printf("hello world!").. I dont' know how to bring that .exe file and i don't know how to put it, i've a feeling that i've to use createProcess but i don't know how to put it. To be more specific: i wanna execute this simple program on my window:
int n;printf("Enter an integer");scanf("%d",n);
for example, that's what i want. Hope that you get what i mean. Program used: Code::Blocks Language: C, not c++. Thanks.

There's this WinAPI function called CreateProcess that you can use.

Yes i know GReaper but i don't know how to use it can you give me an example? with creating a process and a simple program like a : printf() and scanf()?
Would be really appreciated.

> To be more specific: i wanna execute this simple program on my window:
> int n;printf("Enter an integer");scanf("%d",n);
Are you talking about writing an IDE, where
- you can type in things like int n;printf("Enter an integer");scanf("%d",n);
- press some button on your program called 'compile', which takes whatever is written and compiles it.
- press some other button on your program called 'run' which runs the executable, with stdio redirected to your window.

You should read its documentation, it isn't that long. It explains in detail how to use it.

If you want examples, here are some at stack overflow.

something like the last thing you said: Like pressing a button that runs a specified function.
Okay i've attached a picture :
You see in files>TP N°1>Exercice 1:
when i click on exercice one i want to get an executed program like in stdio. just a .exe file where there's printf("enter n");scanf("%d",&n)
Hope that you get what i meant, thanks.

@GReaper, yeah i've read that but i didn't understand how to put it on my program.

It depends on how you want to do it. Are the programs compiled beforehand? If yes, CreateProcess is enough. If not, then you'll have to create a temporary source file, pass it to a compiler and then run the outputted executable.