Re: how can we check to not enter the any string or char?

Charlie Gordon wrote:

.... snip ...

But your code is obscure and incorrect, makes use of cumbersome
constructs such as comparing EOF to an unsigned int... There must
be a more effective way to educate the OP.

You didn't bother to quote any 'offensive' code, so I cannot
comment. I did mark it as untested. I don't agree that any of my
code is cumbersome.

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