I think it's crazy that C++ doesn't ship with a single character input natively. I.e. press a character and it moves on, or simply scan at the time and moves on; Not having to press ENTER.
At 4:14 , _fputchar_ is not a deprecated function in the C Standard simply because it doesn't exist and never existed in any official ANSI/ISO/IEC C standard. Also it is not, and has never been, a part of any POSIX standard. The error message from the compiler is far from clear and misleading.
You're right, it wasn't in any standard but curiously enough it is supported in most compilers. The function name is deprecated in most **implementations** (aka compilers) of the C standard. Thanks for correcting it!
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I think it's crazy that C++ doesn't ship with a single character input natively. I.e. press a character and it moves on, or simply scan at the time and moves on; Not having to press ENTER.
What I showed in the video was regarding C. C++ might have something in its standard library
At 4:14 , _fputchar_ is not a deprecated function in the C Standard simply because it doesn't exist and never existed in any official ANSI/ISO/IEC C standard. Also it is not, and has never been, a part of any POSIX standard. The error message from the compiler is far from clear and misleading.
You're right, it wasn't in any standard but curiously enough it is supported in most compilers. The function name is deprecated in most **implementations** (aka compilers) of the C standard. Thanks for correcting it!