Help me sir, please.

[budzmarooo]

/*This is just simple but i cant locate the error! everytime i run this code the printf at last didnt appear! please help.*/

#include<stdio.h>
#include<conio.h>

main()

{
     char fname[10],mname[10],lname[10];


 clrscr();

	gotoxy(7,1);textcolor(YELLOW);
	cprintf("YOur first name? ");
	textcolor(RED);
	cscanf("%s",&fname);

	gotoxy(7,2);textcolor(YELLOW);
	cprintf("YOur first name? ");
	textcolor(RED);
	cscanf("%s",&mname);

	gotoxy(7,3);textcolor(YELLOW);
	cprintf("YOur first name? ");
	textcolor(RED);
	cscanf("%s",&lname);


		gotoxy(7,5);textcolor(GREEN);
		cprintf("Welcome %s %s. %s",fname,mname,lname);



 getch();



 }

[fafner]

I'm not really familiar with microsoft-specific stuff, but I'm guessing you just need to add "\n" to the end of the string in the last cprintf-command.

[budzmarooo]

thanks for the reply sir, i will try it! thx

[budzmarooo]

sir! i try ur suggestion but! it doest work! what i gonna do! please help!

[AbstractionAnon]

According to this MSDN page, cprintf is deprecated and can not be used in the Windows runtime.
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms235371.aspx

The above MSDN page recommends the use of the C++ conformant _cprintf or _cprintf_s functions. Note that these functions ignore the \n character.

PLEASE USE CODE TAGS (the <> formatting button) when posting code.
It makes it easier to read your code and also easier to respond to your post.
http://www.cplusplus.com/articles/jEywvCM9/

[budzmarooo]

thank u sir! but i didnt get it! im just a newbie? can u explain it easier? hmmm

[AbstractionAnon]

What part don't you get?

Deprecated means obsolete or not supported any more.
Did you read the Microsoft link?

Use _cprintf instead. That's pretty obvious.

Code tags? Read the link provided.