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Thanks.<br />
I found a strange problem. Previously i tried this on one machine:<br />
for(int i=0; i&lt;255;i++)<br />
&nbsp;printf(&quot;i=%d %c&quot;,i, i)<br />
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It did not print anything when i is greater than 128, but now i am trying it on a different machine, it is working fine.<br />
Any idea? <br />
Anyway you have answered my quetion, thanks.
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Thanks.
I found a strange problem. Previously i tried this on one machine:
for(int i=0; i<255;i++)
 printf("i=%d %c",i, i)

It did not print anything when i is greater than 128, but now i am trying it on a different machine, it is working fine.
Any idea?
Anyway you have answered my quetion, thanks.

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Hello experts,<br />
This might be very easy question for someone. <br />
I can do printf( &quot;%c&quot;, 176) in linux to print °, but this does not work in windows.<br />
Any idea?<br />
Thanks<br />

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Hello experts,
This might be very easy question for someone. 
I can do printf( "%c", 176) in linux to print °, but this does not work in windows.
Any idea?
Thanks


how to printf ° in VC++

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