I am trying to break out of a loop when the user inputs the word "exit". If the user inputs anything aside from the word exit, I would like the program to skip a line and write a single "$". It works but is acting a little funny. Here's the code and the output:
int main()
{
char input[5];
int x = 5;
while(x){
printf("\n$");
fgets(input, sizeof input, stdin);
x = strcmp(input, "exit");
}
}
Heres the output (on my input of: "a" return "asdfasdfasdf" return "exit" return):
$a
$asdfasdfasdf
$
$
$
$exit
Process returned 0 (0X0) execution time : 110.855s
Press ENTER to continue.
So my question is: Why are there so many extra "$"s? How do I only get one "$" per return?
Because you're only reading 4 characters per loop.