Hiding prompt screen

when compiling this program and executing, it pops up a message box on yes/no choices. However, I do not want the prompt screen to appear on the screen.

I only want the message box to appear when the file is executed.

Can someone give me an advice on this?

Code:

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#include <windows.h>

int main(void) {

        int back;

        back = MessageBox(NULL, "Is it sunny outside?", "Question", MB_YESNO | MB_ICONQUESTION);

        return 0;
}

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Don't use a console app? Is the easiest way.

Otherwise, hide the window as soon as it appears, search around MSDN for such things like FindWindow() Show() or whatnot.

Hello zacs7, been while. :)

what's a console application?

I'd like the prompt screen to not appear at all when the file is executed. And I quite don't know how and when I should be using FindWindow() nor Show().... ? :(

Well, what IDE / compiler are you using?

The best option is to use a Win32 Application (Or whatever), that way no window is created :)

Hmm! I've got it! Thank you, zacs7. :)