Re: i need help about Turbo C


sarathy wrote:

pipito wrote:
Hi...i am a beginner in C programming...
my question is like this...
im using the scanf in C to accept input data in output area,

printf("name: ");scanf("%s",name);
printf(Address: ");scanf("%s",address);
printf("age: ");scanf("%d",age);

when i run the program, i use a spacebar in the input data, the
following string after i press the space bar doesnt read anymore or it
skip and going to the next line

name: pipito otso
address: manila philippines
age: 18


Hi Pipito, This is manmeet Mittal, U can also write the code as follows :-
printf("\n Name"); scanf("%s",name);
printf("\n Address"); scanf("%s",address);
printf("\n Age"); scanf("%d",&age);
' \n ' is an escape sequence which causes the output in new line. In input of age u can >> use ' & ' ampersand. U can also write code to input a string as follows :-
puts("\n Name"); gets(name);

I think it will serve your purpose. If u have any query then send ur queris.

Name :-Kumar Gaurav
address :-India
age 19

.

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