use scanf("%*d"); to read the dummy input. (in case that input is meaningless in further program) it is shorter than scanf("%d",&t); where you also need to declare the variable t.

storing characters in int array is much better than character array. example.

s[],t;main(c){for(scanf("%*d");~(c=getchar());s[t++]=c)putchar(s[t]);}

use scanf("%*d "); to read the dummy input. (in case that input is meaningless in further program) it is shorter than scanf("%d",&t); where you also need to declare the variable t.

storing characters in int array is much better than character array. example.

s[],t;main(c){for(scanf("%*d ");~(c=getchar());s[t++]=c)putchar(s[t]);}

use scanf("%*d"); to read the dummy input. (in case that input is meaningless in further program) it is shorter than scanf("%d",&t); where you also need to declare the variable t.

storing characters in int array is much better than character array. example.

s[],t;main(c){for(scanf("%*d");~(c=getchar());s[t++]=c)putchar(s[t]);}

use scanf("%*d"); to read the dummy input. (in case that input is meaningless in further program) it is shorter than scanf("%d",&t); where you also need to declare the variable t.

storing characters in int array is much better than character array. example.

s[],t;main(c){for(scanf("%*d");~(c=getchar());s[t++]=c)putchar(s[t]);}