Re: My problem in C

@87, whitespace characters are entirely insignificant. They are only relevant for steps 1-4 of the theoretical compilation model outlined in section 5.1.1.2 of the C standard. By step 7 they are completely eliminated. The only reason I can see that particular compiler breaking is that the website may have inserted something like a universal character name (UCN) that a screen reader considers a space, or something else, that breaks the compilation process and that the compiler does not automatically treat as whitespace. However, I find it really hard to believe that two versions of the same compiler fail in the same way -- I think the website isn't submitting the code properly to the compiler, because pasting the code into notepad, removing that extra UTF-8 character and compiling the code works perfectly fine.

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