Re: Getting user input in Linux?

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Manik <manik.mayur@xxxxxxxxx> writes:
Zach wrote:
I run Linux 2.6.18 and am seeking a way in C to get user input. I want
them to have the chance to enter a value and have it assigned to a
variable.
<snip>
How about,

int s1;
printf("Enter first integer:");
scanf(&s1);

Won't compile (if you are lucky). Better:

int s1;
printf("Enter first integer: ");
fflush(stdout);
scanf("%d", &s1); /* scanf needs a format */

--
Ben.
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