scanf always prints entered number

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Just started learning C and I have a problem with the scanf function. Every time I enter a number in the console, it will be printed right under the input. The program still works, but it is a little bit annoying.
(I am using CLion from JetBrains)

int main()

 int x;
 printf("Number: ");
 scanf("%d", &x);
 printf("Your number is %d!", x);

This is the output:

Number:15 15 Your number is 15! Process finished with exit code 0

edited Nov 11 at 10:41

asked Nov 11 at 10:14

D. Leon

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The code itself does not evoke such behavior. What environment are you using?
– Gnqz
Nov 11 at 10:29

I am using CLion from JetBrains.
– D. Leon
Nov 11 at 10:39

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"scanf always prints entered number" - No, scanf doesn't print anything. I am not familiar with JetBrains, but where you enter the number and press "Enter" your stdin should contain "15n", scanf read and stores 15 in x and leaves the 'n' unread in stdin. Hard to see how that cause the issue.
– David C. Rankin
Nov 11 at 10:49

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seems to be a bug of clion itself: youtrack.jetbrains.com/oauth?state=%2Fissue%2FCPP-2580
– mangusta
Nov 11 at 11:14

I tried this code with visual studio2017 c++14 and I haven't receive same response with you every thing works how its suppose to work with. So scanf doesn't print anything. Change your compiler
– Cagri Candan
Nov 11 at 11:34

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int main()

 int x;
 printf("Number: ");
 scanf("%d", &x);
 printf("Your number is %d!", x);

This is the output:

Number:15 15 Your number is 15! Process finished with exit code 0

edited Nov 11 at 10:41

asked Nov 11 at 10:14

D. Leon

185

1

The code itself does not evoke such behavior. What environment are you using?
– Gnqz
Nov 11 at 10:29

I am using CLion from JetBrains.
– D. Leon
Nov 11 at 10:39

1

"scanf always prints entered number" - No, scanf doesn't print anything. I am not familiar with JetBrains, but where you enter the number and press "Enter" your stdin should contain "15n", scanf read and stores 15 in x and leaves the 'n' unread in stdin. Hard to see how that cause the issue.
– David C. Rankin
Nov 11 at 10:49

1

seems to be a bug of clion itself: youtrack.jetbrains.com/oauth?state=%2Fissue%2FCPP-2580
– mangusta
Nov 11 at 11:14

I tried this code with visual studio2017 c++14 and I haven't receive same response with you every thing works how its suppose to work with. So scanf doesn't print anything. Change your compiler
– Cagri Candan
Nov 11 at 11:34

add a comment |

up vote
3
down vote

favorite

int main()

 int x;
 printf("Number: ");
 scanf("%d", &x);
 printf("Your number is %d!", x);

This is the output:

Number:15 15 Your number is 15! Process finished with exit code 0

edited Nov 11 at 10:41

asked Nov 11 at 10:14

D. Leon

185

int main()

 int x;
 printf("Number: ");
 scanf("%d", &x);
 printf("Your number is %d!", x);

This is the output:

Number:15 15 Your number is 15! Process finished with exit code 0

c scanf

edited Nov 11 at 10:41

asked Nov 11 at 10:14

D. Leon

185

edited Nov 11 at 10:41

asked Nov 11 at 10:14

D. Leon

185

edited Nov 11 at 10:41

asked Nov 11 at 10:14

D. Leon

185

asked Nov 11 at 10:14

D. Leon

185

asked Nov 11 at 10:14

D. Leon

185

1

The code itself does not evoke such behavior. What environment are you using?
– Gnqz
Nov 11 at 10:29

I am using CLion from JetBrains.
– D. Leon
Nov 11 at 10:39

1

"scanf always prints entered number" - No, scanf doesn't print anything. I am not familiar with JetBrains, but where you enter the number and press "Enter" your stdin should contain "15n", scanf read and stores 15 in x and leaves the 'n' unread in stdin. Hard to see how that cause the issue.
– David C. Rankin
Nov 11 at 10:49

1

seems to be a bug of clion itself: youtrack.jetbrains.com/oauth?state=%2Fissue%2FCPP-2580
– mangusta
Nov 11 at 11:14

I tried this code with visual studio2017 c++14 and I haven't receive same response with you every thing works how its suppose to work with. So scanf doesn't print anything. Change your compiler
– Cagri Candan
Nov 11 at 11:34

add a comment |

1

The code itself does not evoke such behavior. What environment are you using?
– Gnqz
Nov 11 at 10:29

I am using CLion from JetBrains.
– D. Leon
Nov 11 at 10:39

1

"scanf always prints entered number" - No, scanf doesn't print anything. I am not familiar with JetBrains, but where you enter the number and press "Enter" your stdin should contain "15n", scanf read and stores 15 in x and leaves the 'n' unread in stdin. Hard to see how that cause the issue.
– David C. Rankin
Nov 11 at 10:49

1

seems to be a bug of clion itself: youtrack.jetbrains.com/oauth?state=%2Fissue%2FCPP-2580
– mangusta
Nov 11 at 11:14

I tried this code with visual studio2017 c++14 and I haven't receive same response with you every thing works how its suppose to work with. So scanf doesn't print anything. Change your compiler
– Cagri Candan
Nov 11 at 11:34

The code itself does not evoke such behavior. What environment are you using?
– Gnqz
Nov 11 at 10:29

I am using CLion from JetBrains.
– D. Leon
Nov 11 at 10:39

"scanf always prints entered number" - No, scanf doesn't print anything. I am not familiar with JetBrains, but where you enter the number and press "Enter" your stdin should contain "15n", scanf read and stores 15 in x and leaves the 'n' unread in stdin. Hard to see how that cause the issue.
– David C. Rankin
Nov 11 at 10:49

seems to be a bug of clion itself: youtrack.jetbrains.com/oauth?state=%2Fissue%2FCPP-2580
– mangusta
Nov 11 at 11:14

I tried this code with visual studio2017 c++14 and I haven't receive same response with you every thing works how its suppose to work with. So scanf doesn't print anything. Change your compiler
– Cagri Candan
Nov 11 at 11:34

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It is an issue in clion (Why is CLion printing back inputs from standard input?). Currently unresolved. This problem exist for C and C++.
This bug resides for four years. I definitely advice you to change your compiler if you are not bound this for a particular reason.

edited Nov 11 at 15:34

answered Nov 11 at 11:15

Yunus Karakaya

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Thanks, I changed my compiler and everything works now.
– D. Leon
Nov 11 at 18:37

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Thanks, I changed my compiler and everything works now.
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Thanks, I changed my compiler and everything works now.
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edited Nov 11 at 15:34

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edited Nov 11 at 15:34

answered Nov 11 at 11:15

Yunus Karakaya

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edited Nov 11 at 15:34

answered Nov 11 at 11:15

Yunus Karakaya

464

answered Nov 11 at 11:15

Yunus Karakaya

464

answered Nov 11 at 11:15

Yunus Karakaya

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Thanks, I changed my compiler and everything works now.
– D. Leon
Nov 11 at 18:37

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Thanks, I changed my compiler and everything works now.
– D. Leon
Nov 11 at 18:37

Thanks, I changed my compiler and everything works now.
– D. Leon
Nov 11 at 18:37

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