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It seems that I can't find any solution to this problem, so I'm asking you. C doesn't support iostream and Console.Readkey unless i did something wrong, so please help!

Lindgrei
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  • Why would you like to do this? The wast majority of console programs _shall_ exit without an additional user input. And never ever insist of keyboard input. – the busybee May 07 '22 at 09:35

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C

 getc(stdin);

C++

std::cin.get();

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system("pause"); //never use this

See what's wrong with system("pause");

Darth-CodeX
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You can use getchar() or getc(stdin) to read a character. The console is line buffered by default (at least on Linux) so it means it will wait for enter.

Allan Wind
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import this at the top of your code:

#include <windows.h>

then you can use:

sleep()

in the brackets you can write for how many seconds do you want your program to pause!

Hope this helps (although Im 3 months late)

Ghazi Mohammed
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    Windows `Sleep`s for milliseconds and Unix `sleep`s for seconds. So your late answer is not correct. – Lundin Aug 19 '22 at 13:55