How to make Visual Studio 2012 pause, without having to add system("pause")???
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How to make Visual Studio 2012 pause, without having to add system("pause")???
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You could use getchar() or I think you can use CTRL-F5 to run your program without closing the window when execution finishes.
I tend to run it in Debugging Mode (CTRL+F5).
I had a a problem when I first tried to use it because it would not pause, but it was because VS was not properly set up. I followed these instructions to fix that issue.
Thank you, that fixed it :D