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From: arrom@aplcen.apl.jhu.edu (Ken Arromdee)
Newsgroups: misc.misc,comp.misc
Subject: Re: The "evil" GOTO (Was: 25 Years of BASIC)
Keywords: Guinness, phlegm, mackerel, intestines
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Date: 5 May 89 05:47:31 GMT
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>>	printf ("Enter your sex: ");
>>	while (sex != "m" && sex != "f") {
>>		gets (sex);
>>		if  (sex != "m" && sex != "f")
>>			printf ("<m> or <f> only: ");
>>	}
>do {
>   fprintf(stdout, "Enter your sex (<m> or <f> only): ");
>   fflush(stdout);
>   fgets(stdin, sex, 2);
>   fflush(stdin);
>} while ((*sex != 'm') && (*sex != 'f'));

This is not analogous.

The original example prints the "<m> or <f> only:" message only if the
input is not an "m" or "f".  This supposeedly analogous program prints it
every time.

I
_know_
I
can
change
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but
beating
inews
this
way
_feels_
better...
--
"Do you know what this is????"  "No, what?"  "I don't know either..."
  -- Who said it, what story?

Kenneth Arromdee (UUCP: ....!jhunix!ins_akaa; BITNET: g49i0188@jhuvm;
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