How Can I Print a String with Blank Space in C Programming?

Hi there,To print a string with some blank spaces you are required to declare it as a character array. This is because the space or s character will also be taken into consideration by the compiler this way.For example:#include

h>int main() char array25 "A string with spaces. "; printf("%sn", array); return 0;The character array defined here will consider the string as:u201cAsstringswithsspaces.u201dSo it will eventually print the space when you give a printf statement.

Also, note I have used %s instead of %c. This tells the compiler that the variable is of string type and not character type. I hope this answered your question.

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How do you say nice to meet you in Hungarian?

Hi, I am a native Hungarian, so I can answer this.

The Hungarian language is quite rich, and the distinction is quite hard between formal and informal and singular and plural, So just a couple of sentencesSzia! (singular, informal) Sziasztok! (Plural, informal) De j hogy ltlak!

(Singular, informal) De j hogy ltlak titeket (Plural, informal) rvendek (very formal and old and today funny and formal) Tk j hogy ltlak ! (VERY informal, singular) De kurva rg lttalak (VERYVERY informal, singular)De rg lttam nt. (very formal, singular) De rg tallkoztunk.

(Singular, but neutral regarding formality)If you do not want to go into more details, just say hello:)

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Iu2019m 15 and crippled by depression and very close to giving up on life, the idea of Hell and a bad afterlife no longer scares me. All I feel like I want to do now is end my pain here on Earth. What is Hell really like and why should I be afraid of it?

I felt that same way at 15 just like you. But looking back years later I realize it was only one chapter in my book of life. I'm 54 now, and happier now than I have ever been.

That second decade was a killer though! The next chapter will be better, I promise. Think of it as a tunnel you are in the dark right now, but it won't always be that way.

Keep putting one foot in front of the other. Keep breathing. Be strong and know that this will pass.

Write it all down if it helps, get out in the fresh air or talk to someone, anything to get through today. Believe me when I say you don't want to put your book down before it starts getting good!

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What are Albanian women like?

Albanian women are beautiful! They are also loyal, and traditional. Feminism is almost non-existent in Albania.

They usually listen to their fathers and family a lot. Albanian women care about their reputation so if you ever want to sleep with one, make sure you convince her that it will be your secret.Albanian women from cities are a bit more liberal than those in small towns.

In small towns, there are still virgins and too much traditional for my taste. But in Tirana for example, girls are very open to foreigners and have a generally positive attitude towards people from a different culture.They are indeed something.

Best article I read on this subject is here: https://www.rebornmasculinity.com/albanian-women/

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How do you say goodbye to a person in your country?

Do you give one kiss, two kisses, shake hands, etc.

I am from Nepal and we join our hands, bow a little(not too much like how they do in Japan) and say Namaste. We do it when we say Hello and Goodbye as well.

Namaste translates into the meaning that my soul respects the soul in you. Official greetings do include handshake as well. But it depends on what the other person is comfortable with.

Some are okey with handshake while some are not. With peers and friends hugs can be used as a means to say hello or goodbye but it really depends on how comfortable you are in doing so.Basically, the traditional way is to say Namaste by joining hands.

Yet western culture is also practiced across some generations.

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Why do some people never greet first and always wait for others to say hi? Should I greet such people first all the time?

It is impolite to enter an occupied space without greeting those whom are already there. People will arrive sporadically from going to 711 or to a party or a bank. When you arrive it will be usually one or 2 persons greeting all not all greeting one.

I know how annoying this can be when there is a discomfort forced upon you because someone else is not being polite or even respectful.If this were me, as it has been before, I wont think twice about greeting someone who failed to follow proper etiquette Until it just becomes ridiculous and then I would have to just walk by you for 2 days and on day 3 I would Ask if they realize what they are doing. Describe it and move forward

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What kind of food can you cook?

I can cook vegetarian food well. Rasam is my favourite dish and I prepare it with great enthusiasm. I also like to cook sambhar but am bored with the boiling part of the thoovar dhal.

Cooking lemon rice, dosa, idli, pudina rice, coconut chutney, tomato chutney, kara kuzhambu, most of the vegetarian side dishes for rice, dhal or tomato and onion fry for chappathi is a delight for me! I don't involve in cooking greens, though it is good for health, because of the time taken to clean and cook it. I used to cook puliyodarai excellently but due to the long time taken, I don't involve in cooking that too.

So the essence is that I cook well those food that are less time consuming as well as delicious and healthy

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I really like a woman who seems to really like me too but does not respond to my texts, sometimes for hours. Should I keep texting her or wait?

Some people are not so attached to their phone and do not check the messages continously.

When you are with her does she respond to other people text messages right away? Do you try to call her? If I am at my work, I cannot use my phone so I cannot respond, but if people need to reach me, they can call me at home or work.

There is a lot more to judge a relationship than how long it takes to respond to a text message. You do sound a little bit desperate and insecure which no one likes.If she does not respond, just wait.

Sending repeated messages will make her irritated with you

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What is a good way to end an online or text chat once the conversation has died?

The universal kiss of death for a conversation online is Well, it was nice talking to you but I have to sleep/do laundry/shower/etc now. Bye.

A nicer way of doing it would to simply give the excuse I gotta rest early for work tomorrow, so Im off to bed now. Night. This has some obvious flaws if it isnt night time and you arent going to work, or if it is a friday/sat and you wont have work to go to the next day.

But Im sure some other excuse, like showering would fit well. Gotta shower before school now, so talk to you later. But later isnt an hour of the day, now is it?

So later never comes.

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Why do emails need a .com at the end?

Emails do not need a .com at the end, they a domain that is valid.Before Email was completely on the Internet, there were other email addresses possible like a bang notation, which meant you wrote the server names of each server that would transfer the mail and end with your hostname and username.

A typical address used to look like this somehost!hostname!user, e.

g. mine was rhein-main. de!

hal!alex (since my machine was called hal)Today a domain is used with user/at/domain, which can be .com/net/org or a country domain like .

de/uk/us/in or a new domain like .cool or .xyz or .

info

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What is signed char and unsigned char exactly?

I'm no language lawyer, but in C/C an unsigned char is a type stored in 1 byte (by all practical means an 8-bit byte, but the standard doesn't say that) which can hold a non-negative integer. An 8-bit byte of course can hold values from 0 to 255.

Similarly, a signed char in C/C is a type stored in 1 byte (same as above) which can hold an integer which may be either positive, zero or negative. An 8-bit byte in 2's complement can hold values from -128 to 127.That said: in C and C, a char is a distinct type from both signed char and unsigned char (it's more apparent in C, where it matters when overloading functions for example).

Edit: thanks to Sergey Zubkov for the correction about char in C.

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Which language should I learn after C?

If by knowing C you mean knowing procedural programming with C, then you should start learning Object-oriented programming which is quite of a big step.

Once you think you master OOP, you should feel at ease with big applications projects. For example : try to build a chess game using OOP, try simulating a company's paying system, or any idea that comes to your mind. Once you're satisfied with most projects, then, and only then should you start learning to build graphical user interfaces (GUI) using Qt or Visual Studio for instance.

That final step will allow you to create cool applications thanks to the structure you built in your previous console projects

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How do you say baby in Hawaiian?

If one considers current usage then keiki is the most common word for a childof any age. One can specifically indicate an infant by using pp, which (in this sense) is actually a loanwordfrom the English word baby.

(Such loanwords are subject to considerable reworking when transliterated since the Hawaiian language only has seven proper consonants h,k,l,m,n,p,w and its words have no double consonants and all end in a vowel. )Historically, however, keiki was properly applied to a dear childone closely related by blood or friendship. The word kama was used more generally, for an unrelated or any child (see kamaina, child of the land)

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Do you ever get these weird moments where you think, "This is real life?

"?

This can become ever more normal when we learn to live in The Now, or The Present Moment. Most of society does not want us going there, because we become more difficult to control.

I recommend that beginners learn to live in The Now by starting with the Free YouTube stuff by Eckhart Tolle , without judgement of any kind, and grow from there. Since we can never know enough to judge fairly, and doing that has terrible Karma, judge Not!Just Observe and reject anything that assigns a judging context!

Once you get good enough at observing what is real, in the moment (ignoring the past and possible future guesses), most of your life will appear to be real life and wonderful

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Do native Jamaicans speak non-English languages?

English is Jamaicas first language but many people speak our native dialect called patois (patwa) in their every day life. It comes from a mixture of African dialects with Spanish and French influences and is filled with colourful expressions.

Upon being invited to speak at the University of the West Indies, Mona Campus, President Obama learned and spoke some phrases much to the delight of the persons present and, indeed, all Jamaica. Some more common ones are Wha a gwaan? (Whats going on?

Whats happening) Me deh bout (I am here. I am okay) Yu too licky licky (You want everything you see especially if it belongs to someone else). In fact Jamaicans have a saying for just about every situation.

Were just good like that :-).

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What language is similar to C but easier to learn?

People who claim that C is hard to learn probably learned it in a wrong way.

I see lots of arguments that C is a very big language with lots of features and therefore hard to learn, but you can pick a small subset which is easy and does everything you need, and learn other parts later as they are needed. Some people learned it from a wrong, outdated course, as if it was the old C with manual management and some objects (you usually do not program in modern C like that). So I would say (a subset of) modern C, from a good, modern course, and ignore people who say it is hard.

If you have a good reason to learn C, you should find the motivation to learn it