C programming problem

[hrushij]

I have a prablem with a program...
when i scan a character first then it will be scaned....
but when i want to scan a integer and then charcter.....
it will not be accepted and program ends...
I don't want to use any kind of 'flush' like flushall,fflush....etc.
what is the problem..???

[blueshift]

where is the program?

[ashfame]

pl describe ur problem

[::cyborg::]

use &d and use %c

in the scanf function

[Garbage]

I think it's bcoz of '\n' character remains in buffer.
If u want to override this problem then u have to flush the buffer anyhow.

[Zeeshan Quireshi]

Originally Posted by hrushij

I have a prablem with a program...
when i scan a character first then it will be scaned....
but when i want to scan a integer and then charcter.....
it will not be accepted and program ends...
I don't want to use any kind of 'flush' like flushall,fflush....etc.
what is the problem..???

yups , u have the "/n" character in still left in your buffer which gives the illusion that the input statement is being skipped .

to solve this use cin.ignore() function after every input to clear the newline character left in the buffer

[Garbage]

Originally Posted by Zeeshan Quireshi

yups , u have the "/n" character in still left in your buffer which gives the illusion that the input statement is being skipped .

dude, it's '\n' & NOT '/n'. It's an escape sequence.

[piyush gupta]

Where is your program?

[harryneopotter]

if u r accepting single characters as input .. then u can use getch() ir getche() in ur prog ... but if u want to enter integers (mean more than 1 char ) to skip the "\n" u have to use flushing ..........

[hrushij]

ok got it.....thx guys

[Saharika]

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[hrushij]

thank you.....my friend