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TEXT:00,You must make sure you are using get_key() to read the keyboard buffer,
TEXT:16,in order for check_break() to work properly, even though it cannot read
TEXT:16,in the Ctrl-C code. A demo program has been made available from this page
TEXT:16,to show how allow_break() and check_break() are used to prevent Ctrl-C
TEXT:16,from stopping the program. You need to hit Ctrl-C or Ctrl-break three
TEXT:16,times to stop the demo from running.
TEXT:32,Now that you have learned how to display data on the screen, and how to
TEXT:16,accept data from the keyboard, let's learn some powerful library routines
TEXT:16,that show you what you can really do with this data.
