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Functions HI-TECH C CGETS

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<strong>CGETS, CPUTS</strong>
==SYNOPSIS==

#include <conio.h>

char * cgets(char * s)

void cputs(char * s)


==DESCRIPTION==
<strong>Cputs</strong>() will read one line of input from the console
into the buffer passed as an argument. It does so by
repeated calls to <strong>getche</strong>(). <strong>Cputs</strong>() writes its argument string to the console, outputting carriage returns
before each newline in the string. It calls <strong>putch</strong>()
repeatedly.

==SEE ALSO==

getch, getche, putch

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