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Re: Things to Avoid in C/C++ -- scanf / epilogue, Part 9


I just posted a GID Community blog entitled: Things to Avoid in C/C++ -- scanf / epilogue, Part 9.

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scanf() / So what's a programmer to do?

scanf() is not designed for production code, but for creating test programs to see if other aspects of the program are working. scanf() will replace the complicated input routines so that other modules can be exercised and perfected. Then the scanf() is replaced with the real input function that gets the actual data from a file, a device, wherever the actual data is stored. read more...

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