I am writing a simple test program to quit a while loop when the user enters EXIT: char *userEntry; while(userEntry != \"EXIT\")
The problem I have is reading in multiple lines of integers from a file using standard input. The files looks like:
I\'m a little bit confused about something. I was under the impression that the correct way of reading a C string with scanf() went along the lines of
Im new to C and cant for the life of me work out what im doing wrong here. The first scanf works fine, variables are printed out as they are read in. The second scanf doesn\'t seem to be reading the i
I have written the following C code to get in a list of strings from the user. But the stored strings are giving out weird values.
I want to compile some C++ software that one can download here. It\'s from 2001. Running make should do the trick.
I have a string such as "4 Tom Tim 6", and i am trying to scan those values with sscanf like this
Take for instance: printf(\"Continue?\\n>>\"); scanf(\"%d\", &cont); getchar(); Normally I add the getchar() to prevent the program from infinite looping (reading off the \'\\n\' characte
I read more threads about scanf and I found some answers bot none helped me: while(!comanda){ int tmp; if (scanf(\"%d\", &tmp) == 0)
I, for the life of me, cannot be at peace with c strings and input/output. For my program I simply enter a string and it gets processed in the following code: (tmpstring and ch are already defined)