thats because your printf statement is within your while loop this time so it will print each time it goes through the while loop instead of waiting for EOF. In this case when you supply EOF the...
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thats because your printf statement is within your while loop this time so it will print each time it goes through the while loop instead of waiting for EOF. In this case when you supply EOF the...
Its because using pointers you can modify the original variable from directly within a function instead of copying the variables over, then manipulating the data and finally returning the data back...
Just so you know, I am an utter noob when it comes to programming (only recently started programming again after a 4 year break since college)so I know my advice is probably not great and my coding...
And if you want to completely close the application then the following does the job:
Application.Exit();
Sorry about that, I just re-read it and your right, that was a terrible first post from me. Anyway, thanks for taking the time to try to decypher it, you did a pretty good job by all accounts and it...
I am wondering into the vast realms of learning to program... or at least trying to anyway. Actually I did a little way back when I was a student but most of the stuff I learnt each day... was drunk...