How to set c language to Chinese version

Setting the Chinese interface in C language can be achieved by modifying the environment variables: 1. Set a new environment variable named LANG, the variable value is "zh-CN"; 2. Log out and log in again; 3. Open Command line window and enter "echo %LANG%" to verify.

How to set up the Chinese interface in C language

In C language, you can modify the environment variables Set the interface to Chinese version. The specific steps are as follows:

1. Set environment variables

First, in the Windows system, find "Control Panel" and then click "System and Security". In the System tab, click Advanced system settings.

In the "Advanced" tab, click the "Environment Variables" button. In the User Variables or System Variables list, create a new variable named LANG.

For variable name, enter LANG. For Variable Value, enter zh-CN.

2. Log out and log in again

After modifying the environment variables, you need to log out and log in again for the changes to take effect.

3. Verify settings

After logging out and logging back in, open a command line window and enter the following command:

<code>echo %LANG%</code>

If the output is zh-CN, it means that the C language interface has been successfully set to the Chinese version.

Note:

• If the LANG variable is not found in the "Environment Variables" list, create a new variable.
• The variable value zh-CN represents Simplified Chinese. If Traditional Chinese is required, change the variable value to zh-TW.

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