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New boy -easy question - doing a tutorial and the compile and run work but the only time I see the program partially running is when I put in a cin - I have looked but I cannot find how to put in a pause and allow me to see the program on the screen - presently it just goes too fast to see the output.
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Re: Pause IT DEPENDS UPON WHICH C++ U R USING
IF U R USING TURBO C++ THEN THE
getch();
COMMAND WOULD HELP U TO HOLD THE SCREEN TILL U PRESS A KEY
FOR DEV C++ I THINK IT IS
system("pause")
but i`m not sure about it
try it.
good luck
IF U R USING TURBO C++ THEN THE
getch();
COMMAND WOULD HELP U TO HOLD THE SCREEN TILL U PRESS A KEY
FOR DEV C++ I THINK IT IS
system("pause")
but i`m not sure about it
try it.
good luck
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for C
getchar(): // wait, not totally portable
for C++
cin.get(); // wait
Caveat, if a lose return is floating about, like after an input you might have to double line it.
getchar(): // wait, not totally portable
for C++
cin.get(); // wait
Caveat, if a lose return is floating about, like after an input you might have to double line it.
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Originally Posted by vegaseat
getchar(): // wait, not totally portable
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Originally Posted by Dave Sinkula
What is not portable about getchar?
I am getting old. Got it confused with getch(). The C function getchar() should be totally portable.
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