Aug 03, 2018 Generally, using gotoxy simple function is quiet way more difficult in devc so there is defult no such include header file present in best way to dev c to use Gotoxy in Dev methods in C what I have to simple everythings do is that we have to make the function for relavants positioning cursor in dev c. There is no gotoxy in the standard library shipped with C. If you want to use it you not only need to include something, but also link something. Gotoxy is not standard C. Note: getche, clrscr, and all the other friends from conio.h aren't standard either. These functions are specific to Borland's C compilers. Gotoxy in Dev c. However using gotoxy funxtion is quiet difficult in devc because there is no such header file present in dev c to use gotoxy function w.
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P: 1 | Clear screen 'clrscr() is not a standard function, niether in C or C++. So, using clrscr() is not always give you an answer, and it depends upon the compiler you installed and what library is available too. Some says: include library as: #include <conio.h> , this is also does not help much, and most of the times, it does not work because this library : <conio.h> is not standard library too. So, to use clear screen, you have to use : - #include <iostream> WHICH IS KNOWN IN C++ and system('cls'); as in the following example:
- #include <stdio.h>
- // #include <conio.h> some compilers
- //ask for this library, but in our case, no need.
- #include <iostream> // available in C++ standard Library
- int main()
- {
- char x;
- for(int j=0; j<=10;j++)
- {
- printf('Press any key to clear the screen.n');
- scanf('%c',&x);
- // >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> clrscr(); you can not use it in
- // some compilers.......>>>>>>>>>><<<<<<
- // instead use this one: system('cls');
- system('cls');
- //clearscrean then leave 3 linsbefore writing vnew things
- for(int k=0;k<=3;k++)
- printf('n');
- for(int i=0; i<=3;i++)
- { // repeat each of the following
- // line 4 times
- for(int m=65;m<=80 ;m++)
- //m=65 is equivalant to character 'A' and so on.....
- printf('%c',m); // print m as characters and
- // not as decimal
- printf('----Look at value of j after each clearscreen YAHIA111%d',j);
- printf('n');
- }
- scanf('%c',&x);
- }
- return 0;
- }
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