Declare a string variable named course Title. the course Title needs to hold up

Question

Declare a string variable named course Title. the course Title needs to hold up to 50 characters, write a scanf_s to read the course Title from the keyboard and write a print f statement to print the course Title to the screen, left-justified in a field that can hold 50 characters. What happens if the user enters spaces in the name when you are trying to read it in? (From Lab 6) in C there is an alternative to scan for strings. It is called gets (or gets_s). Give an example of how to use it to read in an entire string from the keyboard, including spaces, up to when the user hits .

Explanation / Answer

a) Answer: char courseTitle[50];
b) Answer: scanf("%s", &courseTitle);
c) Answer: printf("%s", courseTitle);

d) Answer: if we use to reach a string by scanf an given string is having spaces in between then scanf will read first string up to first space and assigned that value to courseTitle.

e) Answer: If your input string is having space in between then we have to go for the gets() function. gets() function will read the complete line and assign it to string courseTitle.

Related Questions

Navigate

• Browse (All)
• Browse D
• Subjects

---

---

Integrity-first tutoring: explanations and feedback only — we do not complete graded work. Learn more.