Answer :
In c there is a header file called conio.h which defines function textattr(int x).
here x is color code which takes value from 0 to ...(havnt tested more than 256).
1->blue
2->cant remember
4->red(most probably)
7-> white.
eg:
#include<stdio.h>
#include<conio.h>
void main()
{
textattr(5);
printf("Can u see red Text ? ");
getch();
}
OR
TRY THIS SIMPLE CODE
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#include<stdio.h> // including header file
#include<conio.h> // this is used to get colored text.
void main() // as it return nothing ( in this program )
{
textcolor(GREEN); // this function will allow you to get colored text
cprintf(" HELLO WORLD "); // cprintf only allows you to get color
}
here x is color code which takes value from 0 to ...(havnt tested more than 256).
1->blue
2->cant remember
4->red(most probably)
7-> white.
eg:
#include<stdio.h>
#include<conio.h>
void main()
{
textattr(5);
printf("Can u see red Text ? ");
getch();
}
OR
TRY THIS SIMPLE CODE
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#include<stdio.h> // including header file
#include<conio.h> // this is used to get colored text.
void main() // as it return nothing ( in this program )
{
textcolor(GREEN); // this function will allow you to get colored text
cprintf(" HELLO WORLD "); // cprintf only allows you to get color
}