The specific program is below and even with three getchars it closes immediately. /logic-auto-tune-settinga.html. Also the answer is not correct I am not sure why. The program is supposed to ignore the text and equal sign and just print the number back, but when the program displays the result for a second before it closes, i can tell it is not the number I entered. Mar 31, 2015  You are missing a; after your std::endl on line 8. Also, it is exiting immediately because it has hit the return 0 in main, which causes you program to end and the window to close. steam cd key generator download free Your computer is a very very fast machine. So when you write small programs, they execute very fast. When the execution is completed, the program exits immediately and hence they close. To prevent this, you can type the following at the end of you.

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I am using Microsoft Visual Studio and whenever I use scanf or getchar the program always closes immediately, and i do not get to see the result of the program. I usually have to use two getchar() at the end and its really annoying. I was wondering if there was a way to get around that. The specific program is below and even with three getchar()s it closes immediately. Also the answer is not correct I am not sure why. The program is supposed to ignore the text and equal sign and just print the number back, but when the program displays the result for a second before it closes, i can tell it is not the number I entered. If you could help with that too, that would be amazing. I am using C not C++ by the way.
  1. #include <stdio.h>
  2. int main()
  3. {
  4. int num;
  5. printf('Type some text, followed by an equal sign and an integer.n');
  6. while (getchar() != '=')
  7. scanf('%d', &num);
  8. printf('The number entered was %d.', num);
  9. getchar();
  10. getchar();
  11. getchar();
  12. return 0;
  13. }

Jul 23, 2013 Hi, Looking for some help if anyone would!Im running Windows 7 Professional, and over the last few weeks I have noticed that Google chrome and Adobe reader will open for a couple of seconds then close immediately. I think it may be some sort of virus but I cant seem to get rid of the problem. download free, software Dev-C: Free Integrated Development Environment for the C/C Mingw compiler (included with the package). Dev-Pascal: Free Integrated Development Environment for the Free Pascal compiler (included in the package). Also see the Download page for more software! May 28, 2008  Hi, i am new to C and have just written my 'Hello World' program. It worked all right but the console/cmd closes down instantly. If you tell me why it is closing down it would be very helpful.

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On Sat, 21 May 2005 06:00:26 UTC, 'Eric Whittaker' <ew****@adelphia.net>
wrote:
hi all,
im trying to write my first c++ program. a success, but i can't get the
window to stay open after user enters input. it just automatically closes.
right now the end of my program looks like this:
return 0;
}
anyone know what i'm doing wrong?
thanks, eric

Eric,
We need a little more information to help you. What kind of
program are you writing? If the code is small enough perhaps
some of it could be posted.
You mention that the end of your program has the above
statement. I'm going to guess that you wrote a simple
'hello world' type program. Thatwould indicate to me
that the program was a console program or whatever your
operating system calls it. Anyway, if you're using a
windows based view by running the program by 'clicking
on it from Explorer under Windows' and the program is
just a console application, that is the correct behavior.
Two things are happening. One is that your program is
running. Second, once the program has run the
automatically started console session closed. To change
this behavior, open a console session and use the
command line to move to and run your program. When the
program is done you will still have the console window
open so you can view the results.
If you are talking about the above line being the
end of your program and the program have a graphics
interface (window), the end of the program will end
the window. In that case you need to provide some
method to keep the program open for a while longer.
If all else fails, ask one more question with your
program -- 'press enter to end program' and wait
for input.
David