EOF delete first cahracter

[devoid]

hi guys...
i have problem about EOF.
i'm sorry if my english doesn't good..

i'm working for make a program who can write file text like copy con (i think) in windows..

this is code

    char teks[9999];
    char path[1024];
    char fname[1024];
    char* location;
    FILE* files;
    int c;
    cout<<"your path file: "; cin>>path;
    cout<<"your file name: "; cin>>fname;
    location=strcat(path,fname);
   
   
   
    files=fopen(location, "w");
    if(!files)
    {
        cout<<"cannot opened files..\n";
        
    }
    else 
    {
        while(getchar()!=EOF){
            
           gets(teks);
           fputs(teks, files);
           fputs("\n", files);
        }
        
    }

    fclose(files);
    cout<<"   file created..."<<endl<<endl;
}

OK. when this execute. this program work correctly (i think). but, when I look the text file the firs char is deleted.
for example:
I input

hello...
learning cpp is great experience
so you must try it

then when I opened the text file, it will become

hello...
earning cpp is great experience
o you must try it

i'm really confused...
please help me..

[Peter87]

getchar() reads one char.

[devoid]

mmm.. i'm sorry
what do you mean..
sorry...

[coder777]

That means that getchar() removes the first character and gets() gets the rest. So the first character is gone (like observed)

[devoid]

owww...
so, what i can do?
i want make that program...
what the solution?
please help me.. this is for my project in school..

oh...i'm forgot, why getchar() remove first char form gets?
thanks for answer...:)

[devoid]

my first problem is fixed..
thanks guys...

I have a problem again...
the output file
why is like this

[empty line]
hello...
earning cpp is great experience
o you must try it

my quetion is how to remove the empty line in the first line
plese... help me
thx,
sorry

[S G H]

What's your final code?

[devoid]

    char teks[9999];
    char path[1024];
    char fname[1024];
    char* location;
    FILE* files;
    char c;
    
    cout<<"your path file: "; cin>>path;
    cout<<"your file name: "; cin>>fname;
    location=strcat(path,fname);
   
   
   
    files=fopen(location, "w");
    if(!files)
    {
        cout<<"cannot opened files..\n";
        
    }
    else 
    {
        while((c=getchar())!=EOF){
           gets(teks);
           fputc(c, files);
           fputs(teks, files);
           fputs("\n", files);
        }
        
    }
    fclose(files);
    cout<<"   file created..."<<endl<<endl;
}

that my latest code

[S G H]

fputc(c, files);
c is always '\n'. Because of: c=getchar(). If you press return, it will print a newline to the file. Eventually:

c = 0;
do {
    gets(teks);
    if(c)
        fputc(c, files);
    fputs(teks, files);
    fputs("\n");
} while((c = getchar()) != EOF);

Or simply comment out the "fputc" line.

[devoid]

i try and out put is same before.

fputs("\n");

error

i try for change fputs become fputs("\n", files);
the output still same

[S G H]

Wait. gets attaches a \n character by itself. You can comment the fputs("\n",files) line.
EDIT: Or was it the getline? Check the References Section eventually.

[devoid]

i try to commnet the fputs("\n", file)
but the gets not attach a "\n" char by itself