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How can I see the output of my C programs using Dev-C ++?

I am looking to follow along with the C programming language (second add-on) on a Vista machine.

So far, I have found that Dev-C ++ is the easiest IDE for this. However, I still have one problem. Whenever I run my compiled code, for example: a simple hello world program, it starts, but the console window just flickers on the screen, and I do not see the output.

How can I see the output of my C programs using Dev-C ++? I found a special solution in C ++, System("pause")and a really ugly C solution, whilelooping fflush(stdout), but nothing nice and beautiful.

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