console problem

[vivek_master146]

There is a simple program to print 1 to 10 nos. bu using for lopp. But the console closes before. I a using tubo c++ 3.0. I also added getch() but i will have to press key again and again to print 10 nos.

[SpS]

Use this

#include <iostream>
#include <limits>
 
int main() {
   
  // Rest of the code     
  
  //Clean the stream and ask for input
  std::cin.ignore ( std::numeric_limits<std::streamsize>::max(), '\n' );
  std::cin.get();
  }

[Harsh Gupta]

For Turbo C++

#include<iostream.h>
#include<conio.h>
 
int main()
{
      for(int i=1; i<=10; ++i)
      {
            cout<<"Number "<<i<<"\n";
      }
      getchar();
}

[vivek_master146]

@ Harsh
can i use getch()?
It does the same job.

[penagate]

I think a more pertinent question is: why are you using Turbo C++?

[vivek_master146]

@ Penegate. What other compiler i should use? I used codeblocks,devc++. codeblocks does not suppoert graphics.h header file. Mostprograms are written in turboc++. So i use it to learn c. Actually i m learning c.

[chemicalNova]

@ Penegate. What other compiler i should use? I used codeblocks,devc++. codeblocks does not suppoert graphics.h header file. Mostprograms are written in turboc++. So i use it to learn c. Actually i m learning c.

Theres just so many things wrong with that statement.

Firstly, CodeBlocks (MingW) doesn't "support" the graphics.h file, because its a Borland file. It has all their other crap in there which can't be understood without the rest of the Borland header files.

Secondly, "Most programs are written in Turbo C++".. is so hilariously laughable! Where did you get that information from?

chem

[penagate]

Also, Code::Blocks and Dev-C++ aren't compilers.

[vivek_master146]

I know code blocks and devc++ r not compilers but IDE. But i am learnig c and i have been recommended to use turbo c++ 3.0 as the book i am following also recommend to use turbo c++ for the beginners. Do u know any other good compilers which also has an ide?

[chemicalNova]

Theres a CodeBlocks distro which comes with GCC.. I'd stick with that.

chem

[Paul M]

Have a look at Digital Mars they created the D language and seem to have quite a nice C/C++ compiler.