Simple C language code issue

[Rajai]

How can I print foreign characters on the screen using C in code blocks? Here's my code, which doesn't work:

#include <stdio.h>
#include <locale.h>

int main(){

setlocale(LC_ALL,"Turkish");

printf("İ ş ğ ü ö ı");

system("pause");
return 0;
}

[BlueHazzard]

This is not a C::B development question. This has nothing to do with c::b in any way...
this is a general unicode -c question, and so here (in the whole forum) is the wrong place to ask such questions...

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you can try this, but don't ask here for more help: http://forums.codeblocks.org/index.php/topic,18803.msg128791.html#msg128791

[Rajai]

calm down.. nobody is freakin answering that anyway..

[stahta01]

calm down.. nobody is freakin answering that anyway..

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Tim S.

[Rajai]

i asked the same question in stackoverflow and they were able to get my code working right but i wasnt able to do that because of my CB setting, my way of asking the question was wrong but there's no need to talk that way, calm down people!

[stahta01]

i asked the same question in stackoverflow and they were able to get my code working right but i wasnt able to do that because of my CB setting, my way of asking the question was wrong but there's no need to talk that way, calm down people!

So, you still can NOT read and comprehend what you read; I pity you.

Tim S.