[RESOLVED] Returning a Char from a Function

[Rick Bull]

I'm trying to return a single char from a function, but I'm not doing it right. Can someone tell me how? Here's what I have:

#include <iostream.h>
#include <string>

char show_choice(bool clear_screen = true);

int main()
{
    char    user_choice[1] = "";
    do    //Loop while the users doesn't want to quit
    {
        //Get the user's choice
          user_choice[1] = show_choice();
    } while (strcmp(user_choice, "Q") != 0 && strcmp(user_choice, "q") != 0);
    return 0;
}

char show_choice(bool clear_screen /*= true*/)
{
    //if (clear_screen == true) ;
    
    char user_choice[1] = "";
    do
    {
        cout << "U = Enter web page URI\n" <<
                "O = Options\n" <<
                "H = Help\n" <<
                "Q = Quit\n";
        cout << "Please enter your choice: ";
        cin >> user_choice;
    } while (strcmp(user_choice, "U") != 0 && strcmp(user_choice, "u") != 0 &&
             strcmp(user_choice, "O") != 0 && strcmp(user_choice, "o") != 0 &&
             strcmp(user_choice, "H") != 0 && strcmp(user_choice, "H") != 0 &&
             strcmp(user_choice, "Q") != 0 && strcmp(user_choice, "q") != 0);
    return user_choice[1];
} 

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