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    I KNOW THAT!

    i know that!

    but that's not the answer to my question!

    please help me out!
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    JUST TELL ME "#pragma" ?

    i'm sure no one has asked any question abt #pragma!

    i don't understand it pls tell me how to use it & why to use it?

    no book contains any information abt this thing .one book says it is beyond...
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    JUST TELL ME "#pragma" ?

    i'm sure no one has asked any question regarding #pragma!

    what is #pragma?
    how to use it?

    just tell me!

    i don't find it in any C book!one book says it is beyomd the scope of the book!
    is...
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    I SUGGEST THESE!

    hey if you really awnt to go through advanced programming.

    then try these books by a very well known indian author:"YPK"

    "WRITING TSR's THROUGH C" by "YPK"
    "C COLOUMN COLLECTION: BY "YPK"
    "C...
  5. Thread: c programming

    by s_ruchit
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    YEAH THAT'S TRUE!

    YES 'MONSTER' is right.

    do not ever try to compare float values,you'll never get what u want.

    they cannot be compared!
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    sorry there was an error! #include...

    sorry there was an error!


    #include<stdio.h>
    #include<conio.h>
    #include<dos.h>

    void cls(void);

    int main()
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    I'M AGAIN WITH THE SOLUTION!

    here you have to pass the size & position of your block which you want to be cleared...

    this is what you want!

    /*

    here
    sr = starting row
    er = ending row
    sc = starting coloumn
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    HERE YOU ARE!

    sorry i thought that you want them to be printed on a paper by a printer!
    here you are again!


    #include<stdio.h>
    #include<conio.h>

    void main()
    {
    int i,j,k;
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    here's the answer

    yeah to print what you want just send all the characters to printer buffer using 'stdprn'


    you would have used printf() to print somany "*" on the screen.

    now to print them out using a...
  10. Thread: Age

    by s_ruchit
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    IT'S GREAT DEAR!

    CHEER UP BOY,

    remember you r going to defeat all your competetors.

    there is no age boundary.

    it's never too late never too early in computer field.
    when u fill u can do something that...
  11. Thread: Confused !!!

    by s_ruchit
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    LET ME TELL YOU WHAT REALLY HAPPENS!

    first your second question,

    in any kind or type of array remember that the terminating char. is always NULL which is '\0'..
    here's the proof for that..
    try this program for that..

    void main()...
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    i had faced the same problem,here's the solution!

    just add this line at the ending braces of your main function!

    so it would lokk like this...

    #include<stdio.h>
    #include<conio.h>

    main()
    {
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    hey dear, can u please explain this in brief...

    hey dear,

    can u please explain this in brief or in eradable form,
    i couldn't understand u dear,

    so please simplify it,please take help of someone with a good english...
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    HERE"S THE BEST WAY TO DO SO!

    being a senior member u must be familiar with the 'int68()'
    function in 'C'

    just save this function 'cls' in any C file out it in the include folder of your Tc and enjoy it!

    this is the...
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