I wrote this code: char str[10]; whil开发者_C百科e(1) { scanf(\"%d\",str); } if given a char (\'a\' for example) the loop just keep on going without stopping and asking for more input (the scanf
Is it possible by using sscanf to get the first token then skip some tokens and then get the last one?
Since you\'re not reading from the stream it seems much more flexible. Both to mention that since you can easily change the timing/code location of the reads then you can with a c stream(am I wrong, c
I recently stumbled upon a curious case(atleast for me, since I hadn\'t encountered this before)..Consider the simple code below:-
I\'m having this function and I need to get coordinates to a structure. These are the structures: //---------STRUCTURES----------
Here is the problem. When I am using the debugging (GCC) in Xcode 4. It seems I can\'t input a number in debugging console if I use \"scanf\" in my program. I have to add a \"/\" after the number 开发
This is for an osCommerce contribution called (\"Automatically add multiple products with attribute to cart from external source\")
I\'m supposed get get a file and scan in information. When I try printing it out, most of information I scanned becomes missing or chopped off. here\'s my code:
This program is really getting on my nerves: I am trying to read a line from a file with following information:
Consider the following code: #include <stdio.h> int main (void) { char str1[128], str2[128], str3[128];
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