conio.h linux

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The header file "conio.h" is not a standard header file in the C programming language. It is a header file that is specific to the DOS and Windows operating systems. It provides functions for console input and output, such as reading a character from the keyboard or displaying text on the screen.

If you are using a Linux operating system, you will not be able to directly use the functions provided by conio.h. Instead, you can use the standard input/output functions provided by the "stdio.h" header file. These functions, such as "printf" and "scanf", can be used to perform console input and output in a Linux environment.

If you need to perform console input and output in a Linux environment, you can use the functions provided by the "ncurses" library. This library provides a higher-level interface for console input and output, with features such as cursor movement and color support.

To use the "ncurses" library, you will need to install it on your system and include the "ncurses.h" header file in your C program. You can then use functions such as "printw" and "getch" to perform console input and output.

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