Hello,
You are getting this problem because <conio.h> is not present on
your system. It is not present for three reasons:
1. Firstly, <conio.h> contains declarations for functions and macros that
are used for communicating with a standard DOS console. Obviously, you don't
do it on Linux.
2. <conio.h> is a proprietary asset of Borland (the makers of TurboC and
such). So you can't expect it to be present on an open-source system.
3. <conio.h> doesn't need to be there in every development environment
because it is not mandated (by 'C' standards like ANSI/ISO C or by UNIX
standards like POSIX).
Regards,
Bhanu.
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