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What can we do to clean screen completely?
clrscr ---> c
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? ---> c++

Posted 19-May-12 2:17am

sajad abbasi

Updated 19-May-12 4:09am

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Richard MacCutchan 19-May-12 8:55am

Soap and water.

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Code-o-mat · Answer 1 · 2012-05-19T02:37:00

Solution 1

Not sure what you mean, does this[^] help?

Posted 19-May-12 2:37am

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Umer Aziz Malik · Answer 2 · 2012-05-19T05:46:00

Solution 2

clrscr() would work on c++ too if you are working in a Windows Environment

Follow this link[^]

Posted 19-May-12 5:46am

Umer Aziz Malik

Richard MacCutchan · Answer 3 · 2012-05-19T05:52:00

Solution 3

It depends. In a modern Windows system you cannot clear the complete screen, you can only clear your current active window. If your current window is a command window then you use the cls command. If it is a Windows window then you use the appropriate code in your OnPaint() method.

Posted 19-May-12 5:52am

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Richard MacCutchan · Answer 4 · 2012-05-19T05:53:00

It depends. In a modern Windows system you cannot clear the complete screen, you can only clear your current active window. If your current window is a command window then you use the cls command. If it is a Windows window then you use the appropriate code in your OnPaint() method. However, since your question is not very clear it may be that neither of these is what you are asking for. Try expanding your question with some more detail.