Hello, I've been looking arround the internet, and I found the command wait(15);
to wait for 15 secons.
I used the header #include <time.h>
and I got an error.
Can someone please help me and tell me what I've been doing wrong?
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Jump to PostIf ur on windows, use Sleep(milliseconds) located on windows.h. If ur on linux use sleep(seconds) located on unistd.h
Jump to PostI think wait() is an old Turbo C function.
Jump to PostStandards use the sleep(seconds) function, not wait.
Jump to PostNo you haven't. Windows uses Sleep() not sleep() (capital S). Also, *nix sleep() parameter is in seconds -- MS-Windows Sleep() parameter is milliseconds.
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Actually answered the question!
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