Re: Sorry, newbie question about generating a random string

Keith Thompson <kst-u@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> writes:
> You should use "%s\n" rather than "%s" if you want each string to
> appear on a line by itself.  Or you can use puts() rather than
> printf(), but for a novice it might be easier to use printf() for
> everything.

Or just use printf() anyway, whether you are a novice or a veteran.
What is the use of microoptimizing a debugging printf()?

Fun fact: when compiling hosted applications, gcc recognizes situations
such as this one, where printf() is equivalent to puts(), and replaces
the printf() call with a puts() call.

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