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password mask in C
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Could any one help me to write a C program for password mask with ******. I mean whatever word i will type that will show on the screen as ***** and should store the correct value in a variable. Thanks in advance Krishna |
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I don't have idea about ioctl, if you know please send me the example code to : kkodava@maxis.com.my
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krishna, you are not a newcomer here, your post count is 40. This makes it even more disappointing when you break the rules. Please reread the forum rules. And notice rule number 10:
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