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Strings

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?? : String functions

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Strings

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Strings

Strings. Strings are Character Arrays. Strings in C are simply arrays of characters. Example: char s [10]; This is a ten (10) element array that can hold a character string consisting of ? 9 characters. This is because C does not know where the end of an array is at run time.

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Strings

Strings. Strings are Character Arrays. Strings in C are simply arrays of characters. Example: char s [10]; This is a ten (10) element array that can hold a character string consisting of ? 9 characters. This is because C does not know where the end of an array is at run time.

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Lecture 8

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Exercise 10

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?????. ?????? ?????? ?????? ?????? ~ ??. C Time Library < ctime >. Types clock_t - Clock type size_t - Unsigned integral type time_t - Time type struct tm - Time structure (See Chapter 7) Time manipulation clock - Ticks since the program was launched time - Get current time

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CSE 303 Lecture 14

CSE 303 Lecture 14. Strings in C reading: Programming in C Ch. 9; Appendix B slides created by Marty Stepp http://www.cs.washington.edu/303/. Type char. char : A primitive type representing single characters. literal char values have apostrophes: 'a' or '4' or ' ' or '''

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String in C++

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