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Is there any function that clears the screen of output... someone told me that there is a clrscrn() in stdlib.h but it doesn't exist in any .h file 
Any ideas?
Any ideas?
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There are more than one way infact:
use clrscr() (not clrscrn() ) defined in conio.h
print n no. of lines in a loop where n is no. of rows of your console for a pc no. of rows is 25.
There are more but these two are easiest way out.
Hope these help.
SwapSawe.
use clrscr() (not clrscrn() ) defined in conio.h
print n no. of lines in a loop where n is no. of rows of your console for a pc no. of rows is 25.
There are more but these two are easiest way out.
Hope these help.
SwapSawe.
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By the way, clrscr is declared in conio.h John Fill
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by the way, clrscr is declared in conio.h of borland's compillers. To clear screen, there is an OS dependent
system("cls" for DOS and system("clear" for Linux. John Fill
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system("cls"
; for DOS and system("clear" for Linux. John Fill
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