C Programming on the Mac L19 - Intro to Input

This tutorial is an introduction to input in C. More tutorials for input on the way.

[AppleProgramming]

That's great! It's a great feeling to code something together and then have it work as you intended in the end. Congrats.

[nintandrew]

I've been watching these, waiting for how to input. Awesome, keep it up.

[etguitar]

using the knowledge from these last 19 tutorials, I managed to create a rock, paper, scissors game! took me a good part of the day to play around with everything and the score tallying took me a while to get but now it works. Its pretty primitive and not really that fun but the fact that I coded it myself is awesome! Thanks a bunch for these tutorials :D (why did I not find these earlier! ;) )

[AppleProgramming]

@mrbackhand1234 That is explained in a later tutorial but there is a maximum number that an int can hold.

[pravesh]

Hi,

I ran the same program which you have shown the in the tutorial. I am running xcode version 4.6.3.
How can i give the input in the console? i tried typing value in the window but its not showing anything. do i need to enable anything?
but ther

[scammersnightmare]

Seems to me the variable of the address does not need the pointer to function, assuming pointer is denoted "*".

[AppleProgramming]

@kimupolyglotte Get to the fgets tutorial and you will understand how to input C strings

[ericschatz]

Why do you have to use a pointer, is there somethings stopping scanf() from storing the value in the variable directly?

[daniloobraga]

Xcode 9 does not allow input in the console. Is there something we need to do?

edit: I've figured it out. The best way to go on from here is to create a project for MacOS for Terminal. Then when running the project, click on the arrow on the bottom that shows the console. This console will allow input.