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My environment is Visual C++ 6.0. On executing the below code, its not waiting for me to enter a character. After I enter a number, it goes directly to the printf statements. Please help...
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Thank you! Its the same as you said :)

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Here is a silly question. But I do not know how to do it. Hence I'm posting it here. I'm using Microsoft's Visual C++ IDE. Supposing I want to view the contents of standard header files, say,...

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I'm developing a console application in which I've to accept password from the user. When the user enters the password, I want only the asteriks(*) to appear on the screen or else nothing...

I'm using Visual C++ IDE and I'm unable to initialize it in a single statement. I'm getting a syntax error instead. Can somebody tell me how to do it?

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Here is my program. I've several queries related to it.


#include<stdio.h>
struct _test
{
int iNum[5];
};

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I've a doubt working with strings. To store a name into a character array, I give like
char Temp[]="Array";. Here the declaration and the initialization of the array is done in a single...

wow! That was an excellent analogy! Thanks a lot :)

Thanks jverkoey! I got it now

Yes laserlight, that's what I meant. But why is it not getting reflected when I pass them as values and not the reference ?

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I've a function which accpets two integer parameters. Now, after doing some processing within the function I want the two values back. How do I do that? Will return statement be helpful?
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Please help me with the following piece of code. I do not understand why it prints the same value for a, *a and also **a. Could someone explain me how it works?


#include <conio.h>...

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Can someone tell me the format specifier to be used in the printf statement for printing values of double datatype? For eg. "%d" is used for int and "%f" for float. Similarly what should...

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Could someone shed some light on the usage of conversion specifiers? Particularly, I want to know about the usage of an integer prefixing the specifier. For eg: "%2d" or "%3f" or "%.2f",...