Program_0.1.c

#include <ncurses.h>
 /*
 This library serves as an alternative to conio.h, which is specific to DOS-based
 operating systems like Windows. Since conio.h is not a standard C library, in
 Linux (which is what I am using), macOS, and probably in BSD as well, we need
 to include this library or its predecessor, curses.h, to use functions that
 provide equivalent functionalities to those of conio.h functions like getch(); 
 and system("pause").
Note that you have to manually link the library while compiling the program like this:
gcc Program_0.1.c -o Program_0.1 -lncurses
*/
int main() {
  // Not_A_simple program that prints "Hello, World"
  initscr();//Initializes the ncurses mode, preparing the terminal for output
  clear();//Equivalent of clrscr();
  printw("Hello, World");//printf conflics with the other functions of ncurses
  refresh();// Update the screen to show the printed message
  getch();//waits for user input
  endwin();//Ends ncurses mode, restoring the terminal to its original state
  return 0;
  /*If you are on windows(Unfortunately) then this program will work just as fine as the aboce program:
  #include <stdio.h>
#include <conio.h>

int main() {
    clrscr();
    printf("Hello, World\n");
    getch();
    return 0;
}
*/
}