I haven't seen use of getch() in c++ In C though.. it is used to get a char input from keyboard when you see the output...*I maybe wrong here* eg:- when the output of your code is 5 it will stay on the screen until you press any char from keyboard. It is used bcz the ...
getch() is just used to hold the screen until single character key is not entered. and it belongs to the header file conio.h 14th Aug 2017, 9:54 AM Anil Patamber - 1 who says that getch() return character value?? 14th Aug 2017, 1:03 PM Anil Patamber - 1 it will hold the con...
getch(); return 0; } Explanation: In main (), we first creates an object s1 of class student through which we call the read() and show() member functions of student’s class for inputting and displaying student information . Then similarly, we create an object t1 of teacher class for...
getch(); return0; } Explanation: In the above program, we first define and intialize an array x and then display the even numbers stored in it. To check whether a given number is even or not, divide the number (which is represented by x [i]) by 2 and check the remainder. If the...
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language with Object-Oriented Programming. If we remove the concept of OOPs from C++, it becomes C. C programming was not able to solve real-world problems because most of the problems required OOPs concepts, that is why Bjarne Stroustrup introduced C++ in which he introduced OOPs concepts ...
Below is a C code example program for displaying “Hello World”: #include < stdio.h > int main() { // printf() displays the string between the quotation marks printf("Hello, World!"); return 0; /* We can also use getch(); as a terminating function instead of return 0; */ } ...
In Visual Studio 2015, the compiler interprets this as a user-defined literal, but since there is no matching user-defined literal _x defined, it gives an error. C++ Copy error C3688: invalid literal suffix '_x'; literal operator or literal operator template 'operator ""_x' not found...
} getch(); } The above gives output as: Static=2Nonstatic=2Static=3Nonstatic=2Static=4Nonstatic=2Static=5Nonstatic=2Static=6Nonstatic=2 Static variable retains its value while non-static or dynamic variable is initialized to '1' every time the function is called. Hope that helps....
printf("\nNumber %d is armstrong number", num); } } getch(); } OUTPUT: Explanation: In this program, we have to find all Armstrong numbers between 1 and 1000. For this, we firstly initialize (sum = 0) and temp = num = 1. Then we apply modulus operator(%) and various other ope...