Suppose i draw a circle in turdo c ,how can i get the hard copy of the drawn circle through programming?
If you want to do it programmatically, you have to send the data to the printer, using its own specific device capabilities. Your OS or a library may provide you with an API function for this, or you might have to roll your own. If you don't have a very, very good reason for using Turbo C (such as a requirement from an antiquated school, or a 1980s vintage IBM 286-12), then I suggest that you get a modern compiler. There are many good free compilers available that will meet current language standards to a much greater extent. You should also make your subject lines descriptive. This makes the forum searchable for those with similar questions. Almost every post qualifies as "Question" or "Help!!!!". You might want to read the "Before you make a query" thread. Upper right of your screen.
you can redirect the output to the printer from dos shell read about the redirection operator in dos run your exe file in dos redirectin the output to the printer i hope that works
Please read the question and refrain from giving bogus information. I/O redirection in the command shell redirects the stdin/out/err streams, which are character streams. They have nothing to do with painting a circle on a hard-copy device.
