i hav executed it in dev..
it waits for second scanf
On Wed, Aug 24, 2011 at 7:05 PM, Mehnaaz mehnaazmohiud...@gmail.com wrote:
@lakshay and sanju.after placing fflush(stdin), i am continuing to get
the same output...is there anything else i can do..? and will you also
please execute and see
@ vikas ..the space actually worked !!..is there any
explanation ??..thanks a ton!
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The problem is that scanf(%c will take whatever character is next,
even if it is not the one you think you typed. When you typed your
first entry, the number 3 and then pressed Return, the \n
character is left in the buffer, so your scanf gets that character
instead of the one you want. The space
@ Mehnaaz :the variable no_p will be equal to 0,since it is an
external one
so the declaration char p[no_p][max] is equivalent to p[0][max];
and size of p is zero.
then how you can insert anything into it
as you are doing in for loop?
no_p may receive some non zero value afterwards but array p is
that was actually a mistake , i should have taken the value before i
declared it BUT as for arrays goes, we know we can access the a[10]
even though we may just declare a[5] ! may be its the same reason i
was able to read in for loop besides here having the size of
column matters more than the
On Aug 24, 6:00 pm, Sanjay Rajpal srn...@gmail.com wrote:
after first scanf, place a call to fflush(stdin).
you will get the result.
Sanju
:)
Flushing the input stream is undefined.
On Wed, Aug 24, 2011 at 5:58 AM, Mehnaaz mehnaazmohiud...@gmail.com wrote:
#include stdio.h
Using getchar() after the first scanf ll be much better...!!
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