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Working with character arrays and "strings" in C
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Working with character arrays and "strings" in C
Engineer Man
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Beginner. No background in the topic needed.
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Engineer Man demonstrates how to declare, modify, output, and manipulate character arrays and strings in C.
Learn some basics on character arrays and strings in C. Learn how to declare, modify, output, and manipulate character arrays and C strings. Hope you enjoyed the video! Check out this code here: github.com/ebrian/engineerman/tree/master/013 Join my Discord server to chat with me: discord.gg/k5VcqDP Check out some code on my GitHub: github.com/ebrian/engineerman Tweet me something funny on Twitter: twitter.com/_EngineerMan Say hi over at Facebook: facebook.com/engineermanyt Sincerely, Engineer ManWhy it's here
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u/junkmeister9in r/C_Programming • Mentions
On “Using C to do the equivalent of Bash's 'iwgetid' command”
…pended to the end; e.g. the declaration:
char networkStatus3 = "up";
will automatically append the null terminator to the array. This is allowed in declaration, but you need to use `strcpy` to do this kind of statement after declaration.
Here's an "Engineer Man" video that covers characters and character arrays pretty well for beginners:
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