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What is the problem with my get_int for the lab 1 question population in C?
That program will end if a value greater than 8 is entered for x. The return x; returns from the main function, which is to say program ends. Ditto the return y;. return is the statement that ends a f …
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Printing text after GetInt()
You can use cursor movement in your printf (for the prompt).
Something like this printf("Rock Hard Place \033[16D"); will set the cursor between a Rock and a Hard Place. The 033[16D moves the c …
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GetInt + sscanf -- why doesn't it accept only characters?
Good catch. Actually, c will never be populated with this command if (sscanf(line, " %i %c", &n, &c) == 1). It is a matching failure. From man sscanf:
A conversion specification, which commences w …
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