getch is used for console applications and it's very useful because in a way how windows work when a console application has finished it's part windows closes it automatically with the code 0 meaning that program did not have any problems while was running. To prevent automatic shutdown for console applications getch can be used. So, when your program has finished all operations it will wait for an input (basically you will have to press any key to finish the application) from the user.
Gets one character (or keystroke) without buffering or echoing; beware: getch is not part of the standard library.
We use getch() function to hold the screen so that we can see the output but in real it is use to take a input of a character from the console window. Read this out -
Use the scanf() function from the C standard library.
read, fread, gets, fgets, getc, fgetc, getchar, getch
dnf install ncurses-devel
We use getch() function to hold the screen so that we can see the output but in real it is use to take a input of a character from the console window. Read this out -
Default functions are pre defined functions.Eg. printf();scanf();getch();clrscr();etc..Actually, no-one uses the term 'default function'. (Let alone 'defult function'.)Another answer: Perhaps it is 'main' what you meant.
To specify the return-type of the function.
You can use the pow() function in math.h.
Function getche is Borland-specific function declared in conio.h, it does the some thing as getch, but echoes the character on the screen.
Using TurboC? kbhit and getch are your friends
In C you can use following functions - 1. getch() 2. getche() 3. scanf("%c",&ch); getch() just receives the inputs and does not shows the character no need to press enter after the character. getche() is same as getch() but it shows the character. scanf() with format specifier %c can be used to receive a character input. Enter key should be pressed after the character