"Write a program that displays the following quotation on the screen, limit the width of your program lines to 100 characters wide."



not sure how to set the width limit.. I googled for about two hours looking lol

This post was edited by Si7c on Sep 2 2014 09:29am

So is it C, C++ or C# question?

You could simply use a for loop to iterate on the text chars and have a counter incremented. Whenever the counter reaches 100, insert '\n' in the text where you are in the loop and reset the counter. Do that as a first version and then use the spaces to keep words uncut (replace the nearest previous space by '\n').

This post was edited by m0hawk on Sep 3 2014 01:17am

that's what ill do.. i never thought of using a loop
thank you

c++

It's quite simple. Sure, you could make it better, but I don't think there's a point in doing it.


Executed: http://melpon.org/wandbox/permlink/WEMXoroUW7P7jVms