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1. Removing Unwanted Characters Fom CGI Output    stackoverflow.com

I have a website back-end written in C which pastes HTML header and footer templates together along with dynamically generated content in between. For some reason, an unwanted 'ÿ' (umlaut-ed y) ...

2. unknown character in output    bytes.com

hello friends, in a code i am trying to retrive the machine bit the code. The code is: #include #include #include main(){ FILE *stream; char sys[8],*sysptr; int bit; sysptr = &sys[0]; sys[6] = 0x0; stream=popen("file /sbin/init|awk '{print $3}'|cut -c0-2","r"); fread(sysptr,1,2,stream); pclose(stream); printf("bit=%s",sysptr); } and the output is bit=32 why the irritating symbol after 32 is coming? can you ...

3. Help With Character Output for Data table.    bytes.com

Hello Everyone.. I wrote a function called "totalsales" for a short business program I wrote, and I can't keep the decimal point aligned in the colums in the printf output statement. The data comes from an array sales[4][5], which is passed to the function . like ---- Tracey John Terry 0.00 10.00 51.00 0.00 12.50 50.00 Usually what it prints is ...

4. Mixing Wide & Narrow Character Output to stdout    bytes.com

Can I mix wide and narrow character output to stdout? I seem to remember hearing this was not supported before but I can't find any reference to such a restriction now I actually need to do it! It seems to work on my Intel compiler but is it portable? e.g. #include #include int main() { std::cout << "Narrow "; ...

5. Scrolling Characters Output    cboard.cprogramming.com

6. Strange Character in Programs Output:    cboard.cprogramming.com

maragato, as linuxdude said, that 0 appear coz your program specifically is asking to it be printed. so, remove the else part of the if. jmgk ps: pelo teu nick, tu deve ser gaucho... entao falo em portugues: esse zero ai ta aparecendo porque tu ta imprimindo ele com o else printf()... remove essa parte ai do programa e ele vai ...

7. Weird characters on output    forums.devshed.com

As I might have explained before, I am trying to write C while learning, so I decided to take a subroutine I've built a long time ago in Perl, and translate it to C (though, making it more than just a function, so I can test via the CLI). Here is my code so far: Code: #include #include #include ...