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Q: How does scanf() reads when input is not in specified format? The input and output for the following program are given below:
#include<stdio.h>
int main(){
int a=0, b=100, c=200;
scanf("%d,%d,%d",&a,&b,&c);
printf("%d %d %d\n",a,b,c);
return 0;
}

Input-1:
1,2,3
Output-1:
1 2 3
So the first output is correct and as expected.
Input-2:
1 2 3
Output-2:
1 100 200
Here it reads first integer correctly but I am not able to understand, how the scanf() reads the data after first integer when we are not giving the input in specified format?
As values entered after first integer are not assigned to any variables, What happens to those values?
Are they written on some random memory locations?

A:
Here it reads first integer correctly but I am not able to understand,
  how the scanf() reads the data after first integer when we are not
  giving the input in specified format?

scanf stops at the first mismatch and leaves the rest of the target objects untouched. You can inspect the return value to determine how many "items" scanf matched.

As values entered after first integer are not assigned to any
  variables, What happens to those values?

The unmatched data is left in the input buffer, available for a subsequent read using scanf, fgets etc.

I used getchar() and putchar() after last printf() statement in the
  program but nothing was read.

Strange. You should be able to get away with something like:
int ch;
while ((ch = getc(stdin)) != EOF)
    putchar(ch);

A: TL;DR answer: It doesn't. It stops reading.
To clarify, input is not in specified format is a matching failure for scanf(). That is why it's always recommended to check the return value of scanf() to ensure all the input items got scanned successfully.
In the second input scenario, the scanf() has failed to scan all the input parameters because of the format mismatch of expected and received inputs [and you have no idea of that]. Only the value of a has been scanned successfully, and reflected.
[Just for sake of completeness of the answer]:
After the input value of a, due to the absence of a , in the input, mismatch happened and scanf() stopped scanning, returning a value of 1. That's why, b and c prints out their initial values.


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Source: The Militant, Vol. V No. 19, 10 May 1941, p. 3.
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Since the fiasco, of his campaign for the election of Wendell Willkie, John L. Lewis' future course has been defined not too clearly. At the CIO convention last November where Philip Murray replaced him as president, Lewis retrieved much of his standing in the eyes of CIO workers by his leadership of the fight against the Hillman proposal to make a capitulatory peace with the AFL bureaucracy. Lewis rose a big notch higher in the opinion of these workers when, during the miners' strike, he condemned the National Mediation Board for demanding that striker's go back to work before the bosses agreed to settlements.
But what would be Lewis' general program for the labor movement for this period of war? Lewis made no move to indicate that at the CIO convention. On the contrary, it was noticeable that he carefully stood aside while Philip Murray expanded as a cure-all the proposal for "industry councils" composed of labor, employers and government representatives which – just how, Murray did not make clear either at the convention or since – would solve the country's major problems. In the four months after the CIO convention Lewis made no public statement on any question.
Was he sulking in his tent? Or was he pondering some bold steps to urge upon the labor movement? Rumor was rife, and the inside-dope columnists assured their readers that Lewis was coming forth under the banner of a real Labor Party. The Stalinists in particular, still hanging on to Lewis' coat-tails – they even found aspects to praise in Lewis' support of Willkie – have recently conducted a whispering campaign in the unions: Lewis would launch the Labor Party, Lewis was breaking with the pro-war Murray, Lewis had meant his criticism of the Mediation Board as, in reality, criticism of Murray and Kennedy for serving on it, etc. etc.
Lewis Names His Price
Well, Lewis has come out of his tent. The man-mountain has labored – and brought forth a mouse. He produced it in his speech at a testimonial dinner to Philip Murray at Harrisburg, Pa., April 30; the text is published in the May 5th CIO News; every worker ought to read it and study it.
The real point of Lewis' speech was sugar-coated by an attack on Knudsen and Hillman. He accurately characterized Knudsen as a man "who has devoted a life time to the baiting of labor," and obviously meant Hillman when he scathingly referred to "so-called representatives of labor in government who squirm in their seats, when Knudsen talks ..."
But then came the point to which Lewis was leading:
"MR. MURRAY WILL BE PROUD TO SUPPLY SOME REAL REPRESENTATIVES (of labor in government)."
That, in a nutshell, is Lewis' program for the American workers for this epoch of universal war and militarism. "Real" representatives are to be named by the CIO leaders to sit in the Roosevelt government. "This war," said Lewis, "if there is to be a war, cannot be won by baiting labor." In other words, the war is to be conducted with the enthusiastic participation in the government of "real" labor leaders supplied by Murray and Lewis. "Nor do we want to take part in any imperialistic war," said Lewis at another point in his speech; presumably he meant that, if "real" labor leaders were in the service of the government, it would no longer be an imperialist war.
That this is what Lewis meant is indicated by his warm praise for the composition of the British war cabinet as contrasted to the present composition of the American government. Said Lewis:
"The difference between labor in the United States and Britain is that in England today labor is a part of the government; it sits in policy-making positions, and has a voice in formulating policies. In the United States, labor is not represented, it has no place in the government or in the cabinet. It has no adequate representation in the Office of Production Management or the National Defense Advisory Commissions or the War Department."
How the British Model Works
So Lewis likes the British set-up? We'd like to know how he feels about its consequences. About the British government's legislation outlawing strikes and rendering strikers punishable as sabotagers. The British government's mobilizing strikers into the army as punishment for striking. The outlawry of the British Daily Worker (Lewis' Stalinist admirers, who haven't said a word about this speech of Lewis, ought, at the least, to ask him about that!); the conscription of women workers; the failure to keep prices down and profits from rising.
Above all, does Lewis' approval of the composition of the British government mean that he approves of its war aims? Its incredibly inhuman, subjugation of the 475 millions of people in India, who have no more rights than the inhabitants of the lands dominated by Hitler? Its outlawry of the labor and peasant movement of Ceylon and British West Africa? Its plainly indicated aim of imposing another (even worse) Versailles Treaty on the German masses? All this inevitably flows from the kind of government that England now has.
Labor in "equal" partnership with capital in government – this is the government of England and what Lewis is proposing for this country. This at best – actually Lewis doesn't even ask for equality in such partnership but merely says that "Mr. Murray will be proud to supply some real representatives."
What Lewis' Program Means
Suppose Roosevelt and his Democratic Party (including its poll tax Congressmen) were to accept John L. Lewis' proposal. What, concretely, would happen? Lewis, Murray, Kennedy and their friends would sit in the cabinet, the OPM, the NDAC, the War Department. But who would play the tune to which they would dance? All the legal power would still be in the hands of the three main branches of the government – the Congress, the President and the Supreme Court. The CIO representatives in the government would be merely APPOINTEES of the president, removable by him at any time.
If the crisis of American capitalism becomes serious, Roosevelt may avail himself of just this proposal of John L. Lewis, appointing labor leaders as so many fig-leafs to cover up the reactionary nature of his regime. Or, to use an even more pertinent figure of speech, Lewis and Murray would in a revolutionary crisis serve Roosevelt as lightning-rods, harmlessly drawing off and burying the rising class consciousness of the workers.
And after the crisis were thus weathered? Then Roosevelt could unceremoniously boot out the door the labor leaders who have served his purpose – and the labor movement would, at best, have to start from the ground up at that time. Far more likely, having failed to take over the governmental power in its entirety during the revolutionary crisis, the labor movement would pay for that failure by being driven down, down into the dust by an "American" fascism or military dictatorship.
This is the dead-end to which John L. Lewis' "new" program would lead us. There is nothing new about it. Just such coalitions between labor leaders and capitalists led to the downfall of the labor movements of Germany, France, Spain, Belgium. For such coalitions weakened, disrupted and discredited the labor movements of those countries and left them easy prey for native reaction and foreign invaders. Lewis is merely travelling in the footsteps of the Blums, Kautskys, Caballeros, who led the European working class to its doom. Like them, Lewis paves the way for a. native or foreign Hitler.
What Lewis Covers Up
Lewis glides over the "detail" that his "real representatives"' would be APPOINTEES of Roosevelt. But that is the key to the, whole problem. The reactionary nature of such labor-capital coalitions is glaringly revealed by the specific form of the U.S. government; here the "labor representatives" would be appointed by a president and a Congress controlled by the capitalist parties. In Britain the reality that Bevin and the other Laborites are really nothing but appointees of Churchill and the Tory party is covered over by the parliamentary formula of an agreement between Conservative and Labor parties to form the government together. The U.S. form of government has this little virtue – it reveals more crudely the real relationship between a capitalist president and Congress and their appointee labor lackeys.
NO LABOR LEADER SHALL ACCEPT APPOINTMENT BY A CAPITALIST GOVERNMENT. It is this fundamental principle which Lewis' proposed program violates.
Speaking of the Hillmans (without mentioning them), Lewis said in his speech:
"It is true that there are some individuals from labor in the (government) set-up. But they do not represent labor in government; they represent the government in labor. Their business is to chloroform labor so that it will be voiceless and supine and go along with any policy in the interests of those who would make a financial killing in this emergency."
Accurate words – but they also describe, in addition to the present Hillmans, ANYBODY ELSE who would accept appointment by the Roosevelt government. What two or three appointees are doing, would also be done by twenty or thirty appointees. The same process, would operate in either case.
The Real Answer: The Labor Party
We Trotskyists want to see real labor representatives in government. But we mean just that. We want to see labor representatives and not appointees of a capitalist president and Congress. We want to see representatives of the working class who are in government in spite of and against the will of the capitalists. We don't want to see labor leaders serving as labor lackeys of the political agents of the bosses. We want labor's own, freely chosen by labor, without any commitments or "partnership" deals with bosses.
Which means that we want a Labor Party, created by and controlled by the organizations of the working class, launched with a class program. We want a Labor Party militant enough to arouse, not only the trade unionists, but also the unorganized workers, the toiling farmers, the oppressed and disinherited of city and country. A Labor Party whose candidates will be strictly controlled by the party and under no circumstances ever to be candidates of capitalist parties. Class against class – that is what is going on in the economic field and is long overdue on the political field. It is time to end the company unionism that Lewis and his type have for so long foisted upon the working class in politics!
One representative elected to Congress by such a Labor Party will be of infinitely more value to the working class than a hundred trade union officials appointed, to government posts by Roosevelt. He will be a real asset, where the hundred will be liabilities – chloroform, in Lewis' word – on the working class.
It is not at all a question, of counting our lone representative's vote as against the many votes of the capitalist Congressmen. The arithmetic of the class struggle operates differently than that – a Labor Party spokesman in Congress will stand up as a tribune of the people, summoning the masses to shout their demands so loud that even the deafest poll-tax Congressman will, hear. A Labor Party spokesman will speak, not to the Congressmen, but to the masses, summoning them to struggle in all fields and everywhere – in the economic field and in the armed forces, not merely at the ballot box.
That is why one such spokesman, genuinely representative of the working class, cannot even be spoken of in the same category with the labor lackeys appointed by a capitalist president and Congress.
A Workers' and Farmers' Government
Once the Labor Party would be launched, it would speedily confront, the capitalist class as the authoritative representative of the toiling masses – the great majority of the population. Long before the corrupt and manipulable electoral machinery would register more than a fraction of the Labor Party's actual strength, the party would count millions of firm adherents. And they would register their votes in many ways beside the ballot box – they would register them every day wherever workers' interests are involved.
This war is but the extreme expression of the bankruptcy of the capitalist class which Roosevelt represents. For the second time in a generation it can offer us nothing but death and destruction. And after the war it can offer us, at best, a return to the economic crisis of 1929–1940. Those who, at this critical juncture in the history of humanity, would tie the working class to the fate of the capitalist class, would thereby lead it to the fate of the European working class.
Labor must appear in the political arena not as appointed servitors of the ruling class, but as the rightful leaders of the nation. That is what the Labor Party means today.
Its goal js indicated by the needs of the masses – security against war and fascism, against want and hunger. That means that the Labor Party seeks the helm of the ship of society.
For a Workers' and Farmers' Government – that is why we need, why we must have, a Labor Party.
Felix Morrow Internet Archive
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Hamilton Leithauser
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The album, which dropped in September, debuted at #1 on Billboard's Heatseeker's Chart, #1 New Artist Album, Top 10 Alternative and #151 on the Billboard 200. The duo's song "In A Black Out" is currently sound tracking the new Apple iPhone 7 commercial. The band was also recently featured on The Late Show with Stephen Colbert performing their song "A 1000 Times". The duo's song "In A Black Out" currently soundtracks the Apple iPhone 7 commercial and has over 4 million views to date. Hamilton Leithauser + Rostam also partnered with Pitchfork for a black and white session performance of their song "1959". Shot in Brooklyn at Be Electric Studios, the video features Hamilton and Rostam accompanied by Kelly Zutrau (Wet) as well as a string quartet.
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Saint-Aimé-des-Lacs is a municipality in the Capitale-Nationale region of Quebec, Canada.

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List of municipalities in Quebec

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The poster for the 2019 24 Hours of Le Mans unveiled
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The ACO remembers Jean-François Robin
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Ticket sales for the 24 Hours of Le Mans open at 10:00 CET tomorrow, Friday 19 October
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Ayo Akinola showcasing himself with hot start for Toronto FC
July 17, 2020 by Franco Panizo
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Of all the breakout performances in the MLS is Back Tournament so far, Ayo Akinola's may be the most impressive.
You might only need to see the chalk outline of Jukka Raitala to be convinced.
Akinola moved to five goals in two games in the competition on Thursday night, as he bagged a hat-trick that helped pace Toronto FC to a 4-3 win against rivals the Montreal Impact. The stellar showing in the 401 Derby put the relatively unknown Akinola in the lead for the tournament's Golden Boot award, and was also unprecedented.
No player had ever netted three times in MLS play in the history of this Canadian rivalry. Not Jozy Altidore. Not Sebastian Giovinco. Not Didier Drogba. Certainly not bad for a 20-year-old player still figuring himself out.
"In his head he's always been trying to come to grips, I think, with just who he is at the professional level and what he's going to be most successful at as a professional," said Toronto FC head coach Greg Vanney. "For us, it is always a center striker who plays between the centerbacks — or off the one centerback tonight because they played in a back three — who uses his power and speed and his aggressiveness in front of goal.
"He has soft feet, he can hold things up, but he's so powerful and fast. I always envisioned him as this guy, the guy that he's showing now."
A player that has played on the wings with U.S. youth national teams in recent years, Akinola further introduced himself to MLS as an up-and-coming center forward on Thursday. He struck for the first time in the 25th minute to put Toronto FC up 2-1, and netted again 12 minutes later to cancel out an Impact equalizer that was scored just seconds earlier.
It was Akinola's third goal and the eventual winner that will be a candidate to lead highlight reels, though. The youngster raced forward to get on the end of a flicked header, and proceeded to crush the unprepared Raitala with a strong shoulder-to-shoulder challenge that left the Impact defender tumbling to the ground. Akinola then dribbled in on goal before clipping the ball into the back of the net.
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"I think not a lot of players in the league really know Ayo yet and usually by the end of the game most centerbacks have met him quick and that's usually in some sort of physical confrontation," said Vanney. "I see a lot of guys, even in the last couple games and we've seen it in training, they try to put their body into Ayo and they find out he's a lot stronger than maybe you anticipated and guys hit the ground fast.
"Ayo is very well aware of how strong he is. He uses his body well and he looks for contact. Before he deals with the ball, he's looking to put his body in on people and that's also an incredible trait for a striker like him."
For Akinola, Thursday's historic goal-scoring performance should serve to further boost his confidence. The third-year professional had only netted once in his career in MLS play prior to the start of the tournament, but he has raised his haul, and his profile, a considerable amount during this past week.
That said, he is keenly aware that the work is far from done.
"I'm pretty happy to get a hat-trick, but I know it's not over," said Akinola. "We still have got one more game left. This game is in the past. I'm already thinking about the next one."
If the red-hot Akinola can keep this up, Toronto FC will eventually have an interesting situation on its hands. Jozy Altidore has long been established as the starting striker for the club, but has yet to play in the tournament because he is working his way back to full fitness.
Altidore's absence has opened the door for Akinola, who is making the most of his opportunity, but Vanney will have a lineup selection problem to solve once the veteran is ready to contribute.
Does the Toronto FC manager go back to using Altidore as the No. 1 choice and bench the youngster? Does he continue to ride Akinola's form? Or does he go in a completely different direction and change things up tactically by deploying a two-forward formation?
"It's possible to play them together, for sure," said Vanney. "It is finding a good place for (Alejandro) Pozuelo to complement them. That would be the situation. There's times when they could swap or whatever, but I think all options are on the table. We'll see what's best for our team when the time comes."
It will certainly be a good dilemma to have when the time comes. For now, Toronto FC is going to keep on turning to one of the breakout performers of the MLS is Back Tournament.
"A guy like Ayo and his profile, he's always going to get his chances. The question is putting them in the back of the net," said Vanney. "For sure he is (doing that) now."


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Some schools to deal with snow days
Esteban Parra
The snowstorms may be over for the season, but several school districts will continue dealing with their remnants as they find ways to make up missed days.
Most school districts build some leeway into their schedules to make up for unexpected closings, but the latest snowfalls have eaten up some of that flexibility for some districts.
Lake Forest School District has had six days closed to students and 10 hours of two-hour delays, exhausting hours built into their school calendar for this. The last week's closings pushed the district over its allotted hours.
"Therefore, due to our closing Thursday and Friday, we need to add two student days to the end of the calendar," said Jason A. Conway, Lake Forest's superintendent. "Every cancellation hereafter will result in adding a student day to the end of the calendar."
Because state law requires students receive 1,060 hours of instruction time per year, with 1,032 hours for high school seniors, districts must find ways to comply – unless they get waiver from the state like districts got last year.
Secretary of Education Mark Murphy and the state Board of Education last year waived the need to make up six days when states of emergency were declared or state offices were closed. This gave districts the relief they asked for since most New Castle County districts missed 10 days of school, most Kent schools have missed nine, and most Sussex schools missed eight.
Although the waiver was approved, Murphy and several board members said they were reluctant to do so, worrying that teachers and students were being "robbed" of class time.
"Moving forward, I fully expect our district and charter leaders to directly address this challenge of ensuring adequate time for both educators and students," Murphy said then. "And I expect that should we happen to have another set of challenging weather next school year, we will not see requests for 'forgiveness of time.' "
At least one district plans to seek a request for forgiveness this year.
Colonial School District, which built in enough hours to cover four days, took its fifth day on Friday. That followed Thursday's snowstorm which left more than 7 inches of snow in parts of New Castle County, closing schools, local governments and state offices across Delaware.
And because of the state-wide closings, Colonial will ask that Thursday be forgiven.
"We will make a formal request to the state Board of Education that they forgive that one day," said Lauren Wilson, Colonial spokeswoman. "If they don't forgive that day then our kids will have one day to make up."
Wilson expects a decision to come next month.
But not all school districts have exhausted their hours.
For example, Brandywine School District built in enough hours to cover up to eight snow days. They've only missed five days this school year.
Contact Esteban Parra at (302) 324-2299, eparra@delawareonline.com or Twitter @eparra3.


BRADENTON(WWSB) - Happening Wednesday, a discussion in Bradenton that may not sit well with fishermen.
The city council is talking about banning fishing on the Bradenton Riverwalk. If the ban is approved people across the city will only be allowed to fish off of the fishing pier.
At this point, anyone can fish along the railways, but The City of Bradenton is receiving a lot of complaints.
ABC7 talked with people along the riverwalk and got mixed responses about what the city should do.
Some people say the ban should go in effect because of the garbage fisherman leave behind.
"Because if you walk all of the way to the end, where this ends, there's a big hole in there and that's where all of the garbage collects and stuff like that. So there is a lot of trash around, even though we have dumpsters everywhere, there is a lot of trash that floats around here. So maybe this will put a control on the garbage that's floating around in the water," said fisherman Rus Towne.
On the other side of the argument, people say it's not fair to punish everybody for the actions of a few fisherman.
The meeting will be held Wednesday February 13th at 8:30 a.m.


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