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Since you've been a member here for ten years, and been coding for that long, you should know to do basic research, and know what '\b' is and does...a non-destructive backspace. Using
please tell me how to take input of non-printable ascii chars. such as backspace or enter. or some special keys such as function keys and numpad keys.
Please show effort of your own.
You can read any of the MANY programming guides that tell you how to do this and do basic research on your own. You can find this with a brief Google search, and again...you have been programming for **TEN YEARS** now. Have you not progressed any in an entire decade?? Also curious that you don't comment on 'your' getch code that you posted.
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