Dont know how to this the right way

[wicked sapphire]

struct Player_Class {
    int Health;
    int Damage;
    int Int;
    };
void typewriter(char input[]) {
    int inputlenght = strlen(input);
    for (int i = 0; i < inputlenght; i++)
    {
        printf("%c", input[i]);
        Sleep(50);
    }
    printf("\n");
}
void stat_check() {
    int ni;
    char Health[15] = "Health: %d", player.Health;
    char Damage[15] = "Damage: %d", player.Damage;
    char Int[15] = "Int: %d", player.Int;
    typewriter(Health);
    typewriter(Damage);
    typewriter(Int);
    typewriter("[- Type 1 to go back -]");
    scanf("%d", ni);
    return;
}

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[dim trench]

What is your question? What are you trying to do "the right way" that you feel this code does not do?

[wicked sapphire]

I wanna use the variable’s (or I think pointer) value combined with like “Health: “ or “Int: “ then put that in the typewriter function I made

[pseudo inlet]

strlen only works if the char is terminated with \0
also I would use a char * in the typewriter() as well as in the stat_chack()

You also cant do this:
char Damage[15] = "Damage: %d", player.Damage;
you have to first create a char and then use sprintf to format it: https://cplusplus.com/reference/cstdio/sprintf/

[dim trench]

In the typewriter function I would use usleep(50000) rather than Sleep(50). I would also flush the stdout after each character is printed using fflush(stdout); This way the output will print slowly rather than delaying until the end without the flush.

I would pass a struct Player_Class named "player" to the stat_check function so you will have data to print.

Use snprintf to print each line of text to the buffers provided:

    char Health[15];
    char Damage[15];
    char Int[15];
    snprintf(Health, 15, "Health: %d", player.Health);
    snprintf(Damage, 15, "Damage: %d", player.Damage);
    snprintf(Int,    15, "Int:    %d", player.Int);
    typewriter(Health);
    typewriter(Damage);
    typewriter(Int);

Your scanf needs the address of the variable:

scanf("%d", &ni);

[grave bane]

smol thing

i think you can use const char * in typewriter function to just say typewriter("Health:");

but you would need to convert the int values to char

[wicked sapphire]

Oh I completely forgot this was still open

I fixed with issue with sprintf()

Ty for the help

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