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  1. ManasBehera

    Best IDE?

    How can I delete a remote file . I have the username and password of the remote machine .. I am using sun.net.ftp.*; sun.net.*; Can anyone please help . This is urgent. Manas
  2. ManasBehera

    I urgently require a tip which will

    I am using sun.net.*; sun.net.ftp.*; java.io.*;
  3. ManasBehera

    Clear Console in C

    I think you mean: #define CLEAR "\x1B[2J" I'm curious, in what compiler/environment does this work? Yes rbobbitt that's right .it works in turbo C++ compiler. I have not tested it with any other compiler. Manas
  4. ManasBehera

    n1=1 n2=2 tot=n1+n2; printf("%f"

    n1=1; n2=2; tot=n1+n2; printf("%f + %f = %f",n1,n2,tot); It should work.....
  5. ManasBehera

    how to count words in a text file?

    int main (void ) { char *word;//this is the search string char *string;//this is the string from the file FILE *f; int number=0; printf("Please enter the word to search): scanf("%s",word); f=fopen("filename.txt","r"); if (f==NULL) {...
  6. ManasBehera

    Clear Console in C

    Agreed with rbobbitt and swapsawe and there is also an alternative way just include this line along with the #include statements #define "\x1B[2J" CLEAR and call CLEAR; from inside the program It will clear the screen.

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