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  1. Pravit

    stdin

    How would I flush STDOUT?
  2. Pravit

    stdin

    It does the same thing: (does nothing) (type in gibberish) fdsfsfdsEnter your name: Hello fdsfsfds!
  3. Pravit

    stdin

    Please clarify your post a bit. My program does something like this: (run) (does nothing...) (type in 'John') JohnEnter your name Hello John! Shouldn't it show me "Enter your name" before it waits for my input(e.g. "Enter your name John Hello John!")?
  4. Pravit

    stdin

    Hi, I'm just starting to learn Perl and I'm a bit confused. I have a program like this: print "Enter your name!\n"; $name = <STDIN>; print "Hello $name!\n"; The problem is that when I run it, it sits there waiting for input, after which it will display the "Enter your name" and "Hello" lines...

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