How to use the stringc language?
In C language, strings can be represented using character arrays, where each element in the array represents a single character. Here are some common methods for manipulating strings:
- Definition and initialization of strings:
- Declare a character array of length 20.
Declare and initialize a string with “Hello”. - Input and Output of Strings:
- printf(“%s”, str); // Display string
scanf(“%s”, str); // Enter string - Length of the string:
- Get the length of the string.
- Copying a string:
- Copy the content of str to str2.
- String concatenation:
- Concatenate str2 to the end of str.
- Comparison of strings:
- Compare str and str2 and return an integer: less than 0 means str is less than str2, equal to 0 means they are equal, greater than 0 means str is greater than str2.
- How to extract characters from a string:
- Copy the first 3 characters of ‘str’ and paste them into ‘str2’.
- Searching a string:
- Search for the first occurrence of “ll” in the string str and return a pointer pointing to that position.
These are just some basic string manipulation methods, there are many more string-related functions that can be used.