Im a beginner in C and im having a trivial problem

[languid granite]

this is the code I write, and i get the output "Hello worldAge is 18".
How can i make it print the second printf in a newline instead of the same line??

[onyx aurora]

Hi there! Welcome to the forum. It looks like you're having a problem with C, which is great! To help you get the best answers, could you please provide more details about your issue? For example:

• What specific problem are you encountering?
• What code have you written so far?
• What error messages are you seeing (if any)?

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[languid granite]

1. its not printing in new line

#include<stdio.h>

int main() {
int age = 18;
printf("Hello world \n");
printf("Age is %d \n", age);
return 0;
}

3. No errors, just logical issue

[onyx aurora]

It looks like you're having trouble with your C code's output. The \n character is the newline character in C. It tells the program to move the cursor to the next line. Your code is already correct!

Here's the code you provided:

#include <stdio.h>

int main() {
    int age = 18;
    printf("Hello world \n");
    printf("Age is %d \n", age);
    return 0;
}

This code will print:

Hello world
Age is 18

If you're still having trouble, double-check your compiler and environment to make sure everything is set up correctly. If you have any other questions, feel free to ask!

[mellow temple]

1sec

[languid granite]

okay

[mellow temple]

i'm not sure, it did print on a new line for me 🤔 What editor are you using?

[languid granite]

im using vs code

did i not install C the right way or something?

[silver ravine]

@patent minnow your prompt not strong enough lol

[onyx aurora]

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[silver ravine]

Did you save and recompile?

[languid granite]

I installed the code runner extension and i right clicked the file name and hit "Run code"

is that good enough?

[silver ravine]

Uhhhhh I don't know how to use vs code

And I don't recommend using it to run your code

[mellow temple]

also on vscode

if you are on windows maybe doing \r before the n?

printf("Hello world\r\n");
printf("Age is %d\r\n", age);

[languid granite]

why?

[silver ravine]

You should learn to compile and run your c code yourself and not rely on vscode doing it for you

[languid granite]

hey i know how to use gcc filename

and ./a.exe

[silver ravine]

Try use it then

[languid granite]

but its just convenience reasons

[silver ravine]

Save your file and recompile

[languid granite]

ill try

[silver ravine]

That's my gut instinct when you encounter a trivial issue like that lol

[languid granite]

YOOOOO

IT WORKED

[mellow temple]

the recompile?

[languid granite]

Wait so the extension i installed is the problem?

[languid granite]

yea i did gcc and ./a.exe manually and it worked

but why is extension giving problems?

how can i fix it

wait wtf

its working well with that too

maybe i didnt save it and thats why its giving the problem?

[mellow temple]

possible

[languid granite]

well

first lesson of C ig

thanks yall

[mellow temple]

🔥

[silver ravine]

You gotta save and recompile whenever you want to run your code

Otherwise it'll always be an older one

[patent minnow]

Oooph I think small model too big system prompt