Clearing the Screen - Windows Console

Hello. I have been told that system() is bad to use... So, how do I clear the console screen safely without system()?

The first method is to set your application up for virtual terminal output sequences and then call the clear screen command.

Find the file tc.h on gitlab: https://gitlab.com/greggink 00:00 Intro (also Why?) 01:42 Hello World program 02:08 Colours 04:37 Clear Screen ...

Simply call clrscr(). On Windows, it will use conio.h 's clrscr(), and on Linux, it will use ANSI escape codes.

I want to clear all the text that is on the screen. I have tried using: #include <stdlib.h> sys(clr); Thanks in advance! I'm using OS X 10.6.8. Sorry for the ...

clrscr() is an abbreviation of the clear screen. It aims to clear the console screen. clrscr() is a library function located in the console ...

You can use system(“cls”) to clear the screen if you are writing your code on windows operating system or in case if you are using Linux operating system.

I have so far found 2 methods: system(clear); This method properly clears the terminal, but from what I understand this just runs my shells clear command.

How to clear console in C - There are several methods to clear the console or output screen and one of them is clrscr() function.

Replace clrscr() with system(cls) on Windows. The cls command, when run at the Windows command prompt, clears the console screen.