C programming - How can we play audio in C console application?

I had done that when I was a kid in the programming world :D

I used sound() and delay() functions. A quick Google search led to the following page.

http://cprogg.blogspot.com/2011/10/use-of-sound-an...

If you do not already know about reading/writing binary files then you will need to know that as well. 'b' is one of the mode used with the fopen function.

C Console Application

Create an class that has the variables listed above. Declare those variables as public (although in real world applications you wouldn't want to do this). In your main, you would create a new instance of the class that you created. Then using readline and writeline, you would display prompts asking for the information. Save each of the information into the corresponding class variables. Then after all information has been entered, you would use writeline to display all the values of each of the class variables on the screen. The proper way to get and set class variables is to use getter and setter functions. The getter returns the value of the variable and the setter takes in an argument and sets that argument equal to the class variable. I do know how to code this application, but I don't render such services for free.

C by design has limited default input/output functions. The standard does not include audio or graphics. This is true of C++ as well. For both you need third party libraries. Try allegro:

http://alleg.sourceforge.net/

I would like to ask the same question as the person above.