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Try put a space before the %c [code]scanf(" %c",&answer);[/code]

try tutorial on the following link for C and Linux socket. Having many working program examples --->[URL="http://www.tenouk.com/Module39.html"]Linux Socket[/URL]. The compiler used is gcc. Windows socket at --> [URL="http://www.tenouk.com/Winsock/Winsock2story.html"]Winsock 2[/URL], C and Winsock (Windows socket) also with working program examples

[quote=minigweek;365375]...Hope this helps the newcomers... and ease their transition to the wonderfull IDE that is Visual C++ Express 2005 is. Note: I also njoy working on Code::blocks too, just trying out VC++ .. Regards MiniGWeek[/quote] If you want to compile and run Console mode application using VC++ 2005 Express Edition …

[quote=grunge man;357826]o btw i still cant find in any tutorial or book the [code]+=[/code] thing[/quote] This is called compound statement, a shorthand. e.g: [COLOR=green]x = x + 5; ----> [/COLOR][COLOR=green] x += 5; [/COLOR]The general notation is: expression1 = expression1 operator expresion2 becomes Expression1 operator = expression2 e.g. y = …

Why use Win32 api? It is C (Microsoft C plus Standard C). For GUI programming in Windows use MFC (Microsoft Foundation Classes) up to Visual C++ 6.0. After that there is .NET 7.0, 7.1 for Visual C++ 2003 that uses WinForm and the real stable C++ .NET is Visual 2005 …