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In C, you can't actually get carriage returns with any method (regular library functions). Because the console is after you enter a line and click enter, send the characters other than the enter to the program input cache together, you can only use workarounds, such as getting a line, a character or a number at a time, and setting multiple inputs, then after entering, it will inevitably go into the next input or ** block.
For example: with two scanf commands.
scanf("%d",&a);
scanf("%d",&b);
In this way, you can enter the next input or block.
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Then the input program is:
scanf("%d%d%d",&a,&b,&c);
In this case, the value of the first row is assigned to a, the value of the second row is assigned to b, and the value of the third row is assigned to c
If you want to enter a single character or a string.
It's the same thing. with""to wrap lines. But the last one is the input data.
It cannot be added later.
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printf("");
n This thing is line break.
For example, outputting a number would look like this.
int a;
printf("%d",a);
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First of all, you need to solve the problem of entering n lines to stop, which can generally end with a character of your choice such as " ";
Of course, there is space for and new here;
Second, the input for each row is available;
Then there is the output;
Finally use for and new to remove!
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In C++ you can use string and vector:
#include
#include
vectorstrvct(100);
Swap it out for your own judgment to enter the end condition.
while(getline(cin, s, ''));
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The second loop reads like this:
for(i = 99;; i >= 0; i--)if(i % 20 == 0)
printf("%d", a[i]);
elseprintf("%d", a[i]);
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Define an array of strings.
int i;
char ss[10][100];
for(i=0;i<10;i++)
gets(ss[i]);
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If you can't write a line in the C language, you can write it across lines. But there are two cases:
1.Preprocessing a single line cannot be written: Write a preprocessing instruction as multiple lines with a " " continuation line, because by definition, a preprocessing instruction can only consist of one logical ** line.
2.The normal program can't write a single line: you don't need to use a line continuation when writing c** as multiple lines, because a line break is just a whitespace character in c**, and all whitespace characters are discarded when doing syntax parsing.
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The line break is used in the C language, which is an escape character, because the line break is not a printable character, so it is represented by the escape character Qinghengji. Chain Block.
C language is a process-oriented, abstract general programming language, widely used in the underlying development, C language can compile and process low-level memory in a simple way, C language is a high-efficiency programming language that only produces a small number of machine languages and can run without any runtime environment support.
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1. n--, first take the value of n for operation, and then n self-subtract after the operation;
For example: n=10;
k=10*n--+3;
then k=103, n=9
2、--n: first n self-subtract from n, and then take the value of n for calculation;
For example: n=10;
k=--n*10+3;
then k=93, n=9
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