In this tutorial we will see how we can use the gets() function to receive strings as input and how we can use puts() to display strings on the screen.
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He is is using code blcok. You can download code block
Why can’t I just use printf and scanf as usual? Why were these things (puts, gets) introduced?
#include
int main()
{
char str[35];
printf(“Enter a string:”);
gets(str);
printf(“The string entered is:”);
puts(str);
return 0;
}
Here you go to check how it works
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I appreciate that man!
Well what if i want to get a users input? How would I fix char [35] so that i can input more than 35 bytes?
thanks.
Lets say I want to get the user input, how could I possibly store for than 35 bytes?
Thanks bro!!
informative, short and on point. Can’t ask for more Thankss !
Which program are you using for this?
ur gently need help
whats does [ ] mean and if i put [1] it still works why???
This is great bro, thanks 🙂
bro explain the code a bit more rather than just saying what you did or reading out the code on the screen.
thanks
gr8